[CougarGA7]

Things that are sticky here are not sticky in space. That's interesting. How come?

And I like how your tag line is a quote from "Big Trouble in Little China". Hilarious movie.

[Frank_Discussion]

"Things that are sticky here are not sticky in space. That's interesting. How come?"

I meant meant to say "not always" sticky, and I don't remember why. I'll have to research that.

As for BTILC, I love that movie!

[Calvin Locke]

Either the "melts in your mouth, but not in your hand" property, or maybe some materials lose,
or lessen magnetic attraction in the cold, rather than being enhanced by it.

From what I remember from a show on ISS construction, I think copper was the choice for tools,
since it could withstand the cold and maintain many of the properties. That is, not become overly
brittle while still being hard.

I have no idea as to fasteners, pipes, trusses, etc.