Re:Scientists report fundamental asymmetry between heating a...
by neilwilson on Tuesday January 23, 2024 @02:30AM
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The other way around.
Generally it is best to create an insulated box that stays warm when it is very cold and then cool it down when it is hot - because the reason it gets hot is due to increased energy outside (normally the big glowy thing in the sky) and that energy can be captured and used to power a house sized fridge.
Energy to warm things up tends to be the sort of energy we can't really use any more.
Generally it is best to create an insulated box that stays warm when it is very cold and then cool it down when it is hot - because the reason it gets hot is due to increased energy outside (normally the big glowy thing in the sky) and that energy can be captured and used to power a house sized fridge.
Energy to warm things up tends to be the sort of energy we can't really use any more.