[Space] Resurrecting chemical hand warmers

[Christie Dudley]

So why not use a soda bottle filled with air and chemical hand warmer stuff
in the center of the payload for heat?  We all know soda bottles can hold a
lot of pressure.  The hand warmers need air and can be in that sealed
container.  We don't have to have our other stuff in the pressure container
in order for the hand warmers to warm them.  We just need thermal
conductivity, which plastic is OK at.

I'm thinking one of the smaller plastic soda bottles would have sufficient
air for our hand warmers, wouldn't you think?  It'd be worth a shot.  Cheap.
simple. etc. etc.

Christie
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