Lol, do you not own an oven? You need some videos of dudes pouring cast iron? Go take high school physics and get back to us.
Good example. Melting T of iron is 1500 C. If there is any iron in the lander, it should have melted. Have you seen the vape and the truck vid? The 1500 C air comes around the shield .
"If there is any iron in the lander, it should have melted."
Why? Heat is at the shield. For example ceramic brick, one end +1300 C, you can hold it at the other end 5 cm away
Note how water is shielded from ALL sides, unlike the Mars lander
Come up with better examples then we may talk
Yeah, great, I need this for my house in the summer. Then I don't need air conditioning.
#snakeoil @_opreturn
By the way, have you ever seen a burning space shuttle come down?
I haven't seen it but I did hear a sonic boom in Florida when I was a kid when one was landing.
Dude you can go watch the launches with your own two eyes. Of course you're so deep in your Cartesian delusion that you probably wouldn't even believe your own eyes so it don't matter.
René Descartes - the original author of "The Matrix"
I am not talking launches as you would have noticed if you read. Landings, son, landings. Stick to it.
I'm not sure that could be a replacement for air conditioning lol. Even if it were it would probably cost more than your house to add. The composites are very expensive.
Money is no object. I hate the AC noise.
Take a blowtorch to a old space shuttle tile and you'll find the temperature gradually becomes lower the farther into the material you go, and the other side is far cooler.
The thermal shield is meant to deflect heat. The material is specifically chosen for the fact that it does not conduct heat efficiently through the material.
That is the depth of @Nasa's pscience. This
#vaping guy will show you more: Hot atmosphere will also sneak in from behind
