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Our final product of the home worked very well because our percent loss was below 30%. For the final, we added more white felt, and more tape to secure it better. A challenging part of this design was to find a good enough insulator that would do the best job of keeping the warm air out. Our final percent loss was 17.7%. If I were to do this again, I might change the shape of the design to experient and see if it would make it even better.

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For the final we added in white felt and more aluminum. We added these materials in so it would protect the ice from melting.

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After the design was tested we were only 7% off and it worked great although we didn't have a good enough insulator. We also put feathers inside which worked well.

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The materials we will be using to create our habitat are feathers, Mylar, and aluminum. We chose these because we found that these would all be great insulators to use. The feathers are good to use around the habitat to keep most of the heat out, and the Mylar and aluminum deflect the heat from the light.

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Trays demo: The plastic kept the ice from melting the best.

Spoons Demo: The metal spoon caused the ice to melt the fastest.

Black vs. Mylar roof: The black roof absorbed the most heat.

Attic vs. Floor demo: The attic absorbed more heat than the floor.

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Our top three insulators were brick, feathers, and fiber glass.

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Penguins are going extinct because global warming is taking over their homes. Our job is to save these animals by designing a habitat that keeps them cool. How can I reduce heat transfer and keep the penguins cool?