The vacuum is only ≈3K, or -270.15° C, but a vacuum is not particularly receptive to heat dispersal.

This is true for all of the black parts of the sky.

It is not true for that big yellow ball that shines on the space station half of the time. That big yellow ball is as bright and hot as a hot desert day on the surface. Daylight can raise the vacuum temp up to +250 or +300 C. And it also means that the night time temps don't cool down all the way to 3K.

So the ISS is continuously exposed to these thermal cycles on the outside. As a heat load these should dwarf any marginal heat loads introduced by whatever recreational drugs. And the station has to have radiator capacity handle it all plus margin. Remember, too, that the ISS crew also has to do hard exercise 2 hours per day.

this kind of negativity doesn't help Star Wars, or any fandom.

I guess you missed the part where he quoted the exact part of your comment that he was replying to. Or do you just want to ignore that part so you don’t have to defend it?

Yeah I've spoken to enough young people who watched the prequels first that I no longer begrudge them their nostalgia.

I just don't share it, and that's ok. I'd rather define myself by what I enjoy than what I turn my nose up at.

Speaking of, have you heard the good word of Andor?? It's the best thing to happen to Star Wars since greebles!!!

Focus that energy on areas that are making people actually contentious and hateful towards each other like rampant capitalistic greed, subversion of democracy and internet grifters who manufacture hate for engagement. Talking shit about the shows we like and don't like is fun.

People have been debating their standards for media, entertainment and franchises for longer than we have written history. Literally, look up Roman graffiti. It's fine, it's fun even. If you're seeing malice and stress in these kinds of debates, you need to back away from it entirely for a bit. Just don't get involved, stay healthy.

Yeah if you crack open the first cold one at noon when it gets hot while you're helping with some outdoors work and finish your last one at 3 AM talking shit with your friends, you probably never get drunk with those amounts. If you drink it all over 4 hours per evening, different story.

Yeah at the slow paces outside you're more likely to get dehydrated than drunk.

you mean like they ignored the part of me asking what a "star trek purist" is? maybe you can shed some light on that.

I love that your response to what a "star trek purist" is is a defense of bs opinions on the internet

You can get permament drunk guy syndrome/brain damage (people who look drunk even when sober) from consuming too much in a short period (chugging like crazy),

I have never heard of this in over half a century of drinking. Link or you made it up. Difficulty: no links to Mormon/religious nutcase made up shit.

Do you realize how much "too much" is in your scenario?

Like alcohol poisoning dead level. Can't walk. Can't stay awake. Can't breathe. Can't do anything.

wtf is a Star Trek "purist" and why should anyone care about your arbitrary opinion?

You take this shit so seriously that I think you are having some issues.

NASA, with the tampons.

So what you're saying is the cooling system would in fact be OK with my 100 beer ration

20 beers

There's no volume stated here... is 1 beer a pint, 0.5 liters,, small bottle/can of .33 liters, 2 liter bottle.

If it's the the small bottle it's not that much

Edit: Why would people downvote this? I actually want to know if anyone has an idea

if he likes shit beer, get a 12 pack, good beer, 6 pack

Generally most consider a "beer" 355ml (12oz us) give or take.

I don't care why people "downvoted" your post before the edit but I did it because of the edit.