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Musk is completely right though. You don't cool things down in space the same way that you do in air, obviously, but it is MUCH MUCH easier. The resource you need to cool things down on Earth is electricity, and a LOT of it because you're trying to locally reverse entropy. Cooling in space is easier because the only resource you need is... space. And there's a LOT of it to go around. You can make radiators the size of a skyscraper and still not take up any meaningful amount of free space in LEO. And entropy works ON YOUR SIDE this time, 100% passively with no work on your part needed to radiate the heat away.
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Holy shit you're retarded, I hope I'm being baited. Go back to high school and take Physics 101 and learn the different ways of heat transfer. Then use your 2 braincells to figure out why heat management in space is such an important issue that takes up a lot of engineering time for satellites and such.
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