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This video ended up being quite a lengthy string of experiments that does finally land on success in the end. I'm excited for where this radiative cooling series will go next! I don't know where that will be, but having a method for making cooling fibers certainly opens up many new options.

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DIY Radiative Sky Cooling Fibers Successfully Made!

Check out my sponsor and remove your personal information from the web at https://JoinDeleteMe.com/nighthawk and use code NIGHTHAWK for 20% off. DeleteMe international Plans: https://international.joindeleteme.com In this video we explore a series of experiments to make radiative sky cooling fibers, starting with a cotton candy machine and ending with success from an unexpected discovery. If you'd like to catch up on my earlier videos concerning cooling paints and materials in this radiative sky cooling series check out the full playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL1a2HkcVbmAWExiWT__qQypLEwkvijnIM A special thank you to my top patrons: Aik193, Bartholomew Spawndoom, Boatyard McBoatface, Brian Shattuck, Carl Katzenberger, Chris, Christian, Connor Davis, Dan L, Daniel Moore, David Burburan, Dustin B, Edward Ivory, Edward Unthank, Eugene Pakhomov, Enzo Breda Lee, Etalon, Evan Hughes, Evan Relf, Gusbear, Jedediah Kivi, Jeremy, Jon Hartmann, Jonathan Wilt, Josh Hoppes, JWC, Keith Tucker, Kejie YU, Kris Pockell, Lisa L, M W, Mark Roth, Matthias S., Michel Pastor, Moopy (Mike), OscarCorx, overra, PabloXIII, Parker Jones, Peter Gordon, PeteyPak, PFC_CMC, RPMatthew, Ryan Shoaf, Sam Hodge, Santiago Perez, Shadow VanDusen, Simone Chiesi, Steve C, Syniurge, The Coldrays Team, TWSBI, White Hat, Y@, Yanko Yankulov, Alvaro Figueroa https://www.patreon.com/NightHawkProjects Thank you for watching!

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Sunspot

Mind you, there are way more advanced tools for these, but those cost money and take up space. But a drop spindle for example, would be great, if the fibers have any sort of tensile strength and are moderately flexible.

Sunspot

but, barring this, a "plate-mail" / chainmail sort of thing of cooling radiative cooling panels with a breathable material underneath again might work quite well.

Colin Troy

Have you taken a look at the new Nissan passive cooling paint! Thought itd be interesting to look into