the answer is 400+F

would been sufficent

dont profess to be a space wiz

if you cant know basic facts

yup

remember they had to run to ht e lander

cause of nights -170c

and thats why no nighttime

i cant stand nasa trolls who dont even know basic science

but scream other ppls ideas

learn simple facts

show me tin foil stopping -170 C

lol

tin ?

it's gold dude

im sorry mylar tin foil dipped in plastic

omg

im sorry

yes of tin foil and polymers

IE plastic

Are there any actual flat earthers?

im sorry alumnium

word games

mean nothing

its tin foil and plastic

sorry

Mylar is the brand name for a special type of stretched polyester film. Melinex and Hostaphan are two other well-known trade names for this plastic, <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<

generally known as BoPET or biaxially-oriented polyethylene terephthalate.

its alumnium and plastic

sorry

https://www.thoughtco.com/mylar-polyester-film-608929

Several properties of BoPET, including Mylar, make it desirable for commercial applications:

Electric insulator
Transparent
High tensile strength
Chemical stability
Reflective
Gas barrier
Odor barrier

Mylar = tin?

Molten polyethylene terephthalate (PET) is extruded as a thin film onto a chilled surface, such as a roller.

thats alumnium oxide derrivitive

IE tin foil

Alright, <@!524800134651969545> has been warned for '**Bad word usage**'.

mylar is literally tin foil and plastic

its not magic

please expand your vocabulary :3

The BoPet film was developed by DuPont, Hoechst, and Imperial Chemical Industries (ICI) in the 1950s. NASA's Echo II balloon was launched in 1964. The Echo balloon was 40 meters in diameter and constructed of 9 micrometers thick Mylar film sandwiched between layers of 4.5 micrometers of thick aluminum foil<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<