Can wood really hold up to the hostile environment of space? In the sunlight, it can be about 250°F and in the shade -250°F. A swing in temperature of roughly 500°F has to be tough on wood, which does contain a small amount of its own moisture. Here in the northern great lakes, we only see temps swing about 1/4 of that in space over a long period, where space would be much more frequently.
@derjandereskann
trees collect CO2. shoot it into space. Climate change solved
@ElectricityTaster
In our galaxy, wood is rarer than gold. This is a huge flex on a galactic scale.
@FlourishKey
I need a phone 😭🙏
@verifiedauthentic100
You do realize Jerry rig is a slur? Jerry comes from Jerry curls … It's not better than saying the other phrase…
@MuhammadZeshan
Zack isn't Zach its wood worth 😂
@briank.2650
How wood would
@MichaelThomas-we2zp
How much wood, would a woodchuck….. Dam we will see.
@xi4053
Wouldn't the wood vaporize at those types of temperatures?
@notthestatusquo7683
I think you'll find that Treebeard was not, in fact, a tree but an Ent.
@mccoyji
It's the wood that makes them good. Seinfeld
The good thing about wood is that trees use brute force attack to reproduce. Trees even survived the 2025 LA fires. Houses 0, trees 80.
@pramodtammineni
Sustainable 😂 what a joke
@igotmystimmy9241
a wooden cubesat, that's cool
@gufredd9675
Wondering if they can sterilize it to avoid introducing bugs into space.
@S1deWayz
Waiting for s25 Ultra Durability Test
@muhammadaveromugi
Are space x forgot Nasa's pens what use for and theirs research of about pen?
@sinajebraili8104
The first tree that went to space?
@Tacticool_Editz
Wood would 😂
@OzzyMate88
Weighs 3 bigmacs. Americans will use anything but the metric system
@gabrielfrancis7616
Environmentally friendly? Seriously? How about tons of rocket fuel burned to get it up there? This feels like a drop in the bucket.
@gabrielfrancis7616
Environmentally friendly? Seriously? How about tons of rocket fuel burned to get it up there? This feels like a drop in the bucket.
@dennisbecraft1303
Mangolia tree!
@christopherbonis
How many calories does Zack consume per day?
@johnnygale2302
Satellite materials typically avoid anything that would release gas and particles in a vacuum (out-gassing) that could coat the electronics or cause unexpected damage, and I would assume all wood would out-gas, which is exactly why you don't see it in spacecraft. Maybe this wood has special properties
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Can wood really hold up to the hostile environment of space? In the sunlight, it can be about 250°F and in the shade -250°F. A swing in temperature of roughly 500°F has to be tough on wood, which does contain a small amount of its own moisture. Here in the northern great lakes, we only see temps swing about 1/4 of that in space over a long period, where space would be much more frequently.
trees collect CO2. shoot it into space. Climate change solved
In our galaxy, wood is rarer than gold. This is a huge flex on a galactic scale.
I need a phone 😭🙏
You do realize Jerry rig is a slur? Jerry comes from Jerry curls … It's not better than saying the other phrase…
Zack isn't Zach its wood worth 😂
How wood would
How much wood, would a woodchuck…..
Dam we will see.
Wouldn't the wood vaporize at those types of temperatures?
I think you'll find that Treebeard was not, in fact, a tree but an Ent.
It's the wood that makes them good. Seinfeld
The good thing about wood is that trees use brute force attack to reproduce. Trees even survived the 2025 LA fires. Houses 0, trees 80.
Sustainable 😂 what a joke
a wooden cubesat, that's cool
Wondering if they can sterilize it to avoid introducing bugs into space.
Waiting for s25 Ultra Durability Test
Are space x forgot Nasa's pens what use for and theirs research of about pen?
The first tree that went to space?
Wood would 😂
Weighs 3 bigmacs. Americans will use anything but the metric system
Environmentally friendly? Seriously? How about tons of rocket fuel burned to get it up there? This feels like a drop in the bucket.
Environmentally friendly? Seriously? How about tons of rocket fuel burned to get it up there? This feels like a drop in the bucket.
Mangolia tree!
How many calories does Zack consume per day?
Satellite materials typically avoid anything that would release gas and particles in a vacuum (out-gassing) that could coat the electronics or cause unexpected damage, and I would assume all wood would out-gas, which is exactly why you don't see it in spacecraft. Maybe this wood has special properties
Mangolia wood sounds expensive.