Is there a way to radiate entropy out into interstellar space, in
some kind of "entropy beam", in sufficient quantity as to enable
to the Earth (or Solar System) to maintain a constant or even
decreasing entropy?
Is there a way to radiate entropy out into interstellar space, in
some kind of "entropy beam", in sufficient quantity as to enable
to the Earth (or Solar System) to maintain a constant or even
decreasing entropy?
Is there a way to radiate entropy out into interstellar space, in
some kind of "entropy beam", in sufficient quantity as to enable
to the Earth (or Solar System) to maintain a constant or even
decreasing entropy?
No. Entropy is not similar to energy. Rather it is a measure of the
disorder in a system. It's not something that can be extracted and sent >elsewhere.
On 21-Dec-22 7:54 am, Rock Brentwood wrote:
Is there a way to radiate entropy out into interstellar space, in
some kind of "entropy beam", in sufficient quantity as to enable
to the Earth (or Solar System) to maintain a constant or even
decreasing entropy?
No. Entropy is not similar to energy. Rather it is a measure of the
disorder in a system. It's not something that can be extracted and sent elsewhere.
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