Yer nuts. The same side is always lit. The same side of the Moon always faces the Sun, and when you see a Cresent Moon, you are looking at part of the side that is never lit.
One can always tell where the Sun is at by looking at the Moon.
The only thing that ever blocks the lit side of the Moon is the Earth. And then, only occasionally. (Like the other day)
You are still in the dark as to who GLT is?
Wow. You are one lazy f*ck.
You can call it the communal ice box.
/BAH
And the load in your mouth? That's your Father's.
Why don't you first work out the (very, very) simple physics to find out how much cooling power you need, i.e., how much heat per unit time and unit area the to-be-cooled object needs to radiate into your cold plate.
From that you can figure out which percentage of the surroundings need to be "cold", and how "cold".
Only then you should concentrate on the pesky details like air humidity and stuff. And only then you are allowed to write "theoretical" rather than "hypothetical", as you should have.
robert
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