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|    Adam Warnock to All    |
|    Looking for some interesting materials f    |
|    07 Jan 21 17:36:45    |
      From: salsa.the.geek@gmail.com              Hello, new here and all that jazz. I'm working on a space opera setting and       one of the things I'm curious about are the materials that could be used to       make a radiator. I have an idea on how warship radiators operate, but I'm       trying not to break more        rules than I need to.               Basically, the radiators are flexible and can be rolled up into armored       compartments to protect them from hostile fire. When deployed, ribbing in the       panels stiffens to keep them from flopping about. Are there any materials that       can be rigid in one set        of circumstances, but flexible in another? Is this even plausible?              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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