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Re: ABC News coverage of "Astronaut Companion" Robot
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Tue, 2 Nov 1999 12:05:06 GMT
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Not to be a nudge back at you, but I believe that they DO use fans. The
information that I saw regarding these gave me the impression that they were
for INSIDE the spacecraft. Where there would be plenty of air, in use for
other relatively mundane things, like breathing. :-)
-Andy Lynch
Jeffrey Hazen wrote in message <01BF245D.59D59030@northmill1>...
> Not to be a nudge or anything, but I doubt they use fans....there isn't
> much air up there to push around ;>)
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 | | RE: ABC News coverage of "Astronaut Companion" Robot
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| Not to be a nudge or anything, but I doubt they use fans....there isn't much air up there to push around ;>) The astronaut back packs use compressed nitrogen, I believe. I don't think they use them (after the initial tests), because of the inherent (...) (25 years ago, 1-Nov-99, to lugnet.robotics.edu)
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