| Display title | Space Is Cold |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | An inversion of Convection, Schmonvection, Space Is Cold is the widely held misconception that space is in itself "cold." We hear Speculative Fiction writers blather about "the cold depths of space" or "the freezing void." If you get thrown into space, you're going to freeze straight away, assuming you don't explode. |