Spanish nanomaterial cools surfaces by 12.9°C without electricity

Researchers at Spain's CSIC have developed a nanomaterial that dissipates heat directly into space using solar radiation—all without electricity. The polymer nanostructure cools surfaces by twelve point nine degrees Celsius, potentially reducing air conditioning dependence in buildings, vehicles, and electronic devices.

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