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Extreme Environment Robotics: Materials for a -1000°C Planet
If only it was as simple as logic. Power supply to keep it warm? Nope, can't have that. -726K on a planet (that apparently has liquids and gas)? Why not! I have to hand in the project tomorrow so I won't be checking this anymore. Thanks for the quick help! :smile:- HugeDragon
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Extreme Environment Robotics: Materials for a -1000°C Planet
The best I could get (as I was doing some research myself) was aluminum or gold, as they are less likely to fracture upon impact. But it really is impossible. Oh well then. Thanks a lot for the help. :oldsmile:- HugeDragon
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Extreme Environment Robotics: Materials for a -1000°C Planet
It is for a high school level class (grade 9). I did ask for a clarification and my teacher said "This is not earth. This scenario may be possible on another planet". By that I think shy meant that the current laws of physics that apply to temperature may not be constant (they may change on...- HugeDragon
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Extreme Environment Robotics: Materials for a -1000°C Planet
It is, but I still have to do it.- HugeDragon
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Extreme Environment Robotics: Materials for a -1000°C Planet
Hi guys, My science teacher gave me a project to design a robot for a specific planet. I must also include what materials the robot were to be made of. Unfortunately the planet I received has very hostile conditions 1. Temps of -1000 degrees C. Do not ask my why my planet is colder than 0K (3...- HugeDragon
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