'Whitest Paint Ever Created': New Reflective Paint Would Direct Heat Away From Homes

If you could paint your home to avoid the cost of cooling in the warmest months, would you do it? Researchers at Purdue University are counting on it. They say they’ve created the whitest paint yet. The idea is that families could paint their homes and it will keep them cooler, thus reducing the need for air conditioning. FOX Weather's Max Gorden reports. #foxweather #weather
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[@sissy-_-fnyc]

Santorini comes to mind

[@D_A_M-091]

That paint is so white, it has a credit score of 850

[@D_A_M-091]

That paint is so white, it comes off the bench at the end of the game to shoot free throws

[@D_A_M-091]

That paint is so white, it gets out of speeding tickets with a warning

[@D_A_M-091]

That paint is so white, it listens to Barry Manilow

[@nightdreamin]

They are taking way too long to bring it to market. Must be having problems with longevity.

[@Kerryday11]

Awesome but they are gonna price that paint so high.

[@LuciousKage]

so, what happened to this cooling tech?

[@johnnyllooddte3415]

ahahahha reflecting heat does NOTHING to change the temperature of the climate in an area.. it does help reduce the cooling load inside a building..
every freshman engineer knows this

[@davyspark3435]

They didn't do a good job of explaining how the paint works. It radiates infrared at a wavelength that is not absorbed by the atmosphere. In addition, it reflects over 98 percent of incoming light. This allows the paint to go to subambiant temperatures.
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[@victoriaanne4435]

Omg thats wacist & sheit!