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Nissan develops paint that keeps cars cool in summer heat
(www.asahi.com)
This is a most excellent place for technology news and articles.
Got in my car after work yesterday and it was 102F inside. It was awful
Lucky! I've seen 150 here in Louisiana.
And even higher when I lived in the Mojave desert. Like, if you didn't leave a window cracked there's a real chance your windshield cracks.
Must have had you wishing for a nuclear winter.
It's not so much the thermometer temp here in Louisiana. It's the 80-99% humidity. At these levels your body's main heat defense: Sweat - no longer works as it can't evaporate fast enough or at all. Then it becomes an insulator and a feedback loop of hell. Like being wrapped up in a wet electric blanket.