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A problem that many scientists face is the intense and torrid heat. On almost a daily basis, volcanologists study the activity of volcanoes, but their backpacks cannot stand the heat nor can they carry the things they need.

The V2 Module is made out of designed to endure heat of all types, specifically for scientists whose focus is around volcanic activity. The backpack withstands such heats by reflecting it away, using sturdy, proprietary micro-perforated aluminized fabric.

The aluminized fabric is breathable, sustaining a cooling affect to help scientists in the wicked heat. With abrasion resistance, the V2 Module is everlasting, sustaining its quality for many, many years, and making it next to indestructible. The backpack's imperishability makes it a "must-have" for volcanologists.

This specially designed backpack is not just heat resistant, but with large pockets, the V2 Module can carry next to anything you need; a very useful feature for carrying around the necessities. The backpack has a water pouch built in, and is impervious to any fluids that threaten to leak.

All in all, the V2 Module is a tough and very useful backpack; heat resistant, sturdy, large, and everlasting.

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A problem for many volcanologists: the livid heat of volcanoes

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A problem for many volcanologists: the livid heat of volcanoes

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Many volcanologists face heat-deterrent problems, unable to fight the heated flares that may erupt from volcanic activity, resulting in the burning of their backpacks.
The V2 Module is a backpack designed to endure heatwaves that threaten regular backpacks. Its resistance to the ravaging heat, paired with sturdy and impervious pockets, allows scientists to move across the arid grounds, imperishable to the scathing flames. Made from a special cloth, the backpack can withstand heats of over 12,000 degrees Fahrenheit! Tough and indestructible, the backpack is a must-have even for those who are just touring. The V7 Module is a sustaining backpack, everlasting against wear and tear.

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When a volcano erupts, there is ash and sulfur dioxide.

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Location: Physical Description of terrain

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Location: Physical Description of terrain

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Rocky and heated.

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Temperatures around volcanoes are, on average, very hot. However, when a volcano erupts, it releases ash and sulfur dioxide, which creates a cooling effect.

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Heat is a problem against volcanologists, especially when their backpacks burn.

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Heat is a problem against volcanologists, especially when their backpacks burn.

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The backpack will be made of materials that withstand heat, even the heat that is radiated from volcanic eruptions, and resistant to the hot flares. The pockets are large and separate, to endure heavy equipment and other necessary items, imperishable to any added weight. The backpack will be lightweight and easy to tote around, so pressure on the shoulders is relieved. Hollow straps will be used, to circulate airflow, manipulating a cooling affect, which is useful against the livid heats of the volcanic outbursts, as well as making it sturdier. The backpack straps can be adjusted using a buckle method, to extend cooling throughout. The backpack is indestructible and everlasting, impervious to fires that might suddenly flare to life.

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What tools do Volcanologists use to study volcanoes? | Volcano World | Oregon State University

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Volcanologists use many different kinds of tools including instruments that detect and record earthquakes (seismometers and seimographs), instruments that measure ground deformation (EDM, Leveling, GPS, ), instruments that detect and measure volcanic gases (COSPEC), instruments that determine how much is moving underground (VLF, EM-31), video and still cameras, infrared cameras, satellite imagers, webcams, etc!

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What material can you use that is lightweight and heatproof?

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What material can you use that is lightweight and heatproof?

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Is there a material that is strong and flexible, but comfortable to wear on your shoulders?

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Is there a material that is strong and flexible, but comfortable to wear on your shoulders?

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What types of backpacks do scientists already carry with them?

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What types of backpacks do scientists already carry with them?

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If I were to make a backpack, supposedly heatproof, lightweight, and comfortable, how would I test to make sure that it works?

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If I were to make a backpack, supposedly heatproof, lightweight, and comfortable, how would I test to make sure that it works?

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What can I use to create the best backpack, suited especially for volcano studies?

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What can I use to create the best backpack, suited especially for volcano studies?

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What type of equipment do scientists need to carry around all the time?

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What type of equipment do scientists need to carry around all the time?

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How big would the backpack need to be in order for me to create it?

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How big would the backpack need to be in order for me to create it?

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What other materials can I make a zipper out of?

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What other materials can I make a zipper out of?

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How many backpacks would a scientist need to carry their items?

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How many backpacks would a scientist need to carry their items?