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Had this fun thought of the mane 6 getting suited up for spaceflight, and their various responses to… A certain required garment.

Pinkie Pie has also already donned the upper half of the LCVG, or “Liquid Cooling and Ventilation Garment”, used to keep astronauts from overheating in their suits*.

Part of the same series as this, actually: >>849299

%Contrary to popular belief, space is not “cold.” It is a vacuum, so it doesn’t have a medium (well, it does, but it’s so thin it’s practically a perfect vacuum) with a temperature. Instead, objects will radiate heat, and thus cool themselves down, practically indefinitely (until they come to equilibrium, that is, and with the CMB that permeates space, this will happen just above absolute zero - thus is the misconception that space is “cold”). But, the sun heats things up quite a lot, so spacesuits need insulation, and to keep the astronaut from getting cold at night. But, this is like being wrapped in a blanket - you’d get hot very fast, so the LCVG is there to cool the wearer down. %

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Had this fun thought of the mane 6 getting suited up for spaceflight, and their various responses to... [A certain required garment](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maximum_Absorbency_Garment). 
 
Pinkie Pie has also already donned the upper half of the [LCVG](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liquid_Cooling_and_Ventilation_Garment), or "Liquid Cooling and Ventilation Garment", used to keep astronauts from overheating in their suits*. 
 
Part of the same series as this, actually: >>849299 
 
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%Contrary to popular belief, space is not "cold." It is a vacuum, so it doesn't have a medium (well, it does, but it's so thin it's *practically* a perfect vacuum) with a temperature. Instead, objects will radiate heat, and thus cool themselves down, practically indefinitely (until they come to equilibrium, that is, and with the [CMB](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cosmic_microwave_background) that permeates space, this will happen just above absolute zero - thus is the misconception that space is "cold"). But, the sun heats things up quite a lot, so spacesuits need insulation, and to keep the astronaut from getting cold at night. But, this is like being wrapped in a blanket - you'd get hot very fast, so the LCVG is there to cool the wearer down. %

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