Info on Aerosols/new insulation materials?

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From: Kim B Larsen
Date: Sat, 05 Sep 1992 12:57

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I am working on my diploma project which is the design of an Antarctic
scientific research station to be situated on the Brunt Ice Shelf
in the Weddel Sea.

To my knowledge Lawrence Berkeley Livermore laboratories, CA has come up 
with a new insulation material - Aerosol - which is made up of mostly air.
I am requesting information on this new material and also lightweight construction materials that would be appliable to building in extreme environments.

If responding directly to me, please use the following email-address:

kimbl@ulrik.uio.no

- Kim Baumann Larsen - The Oslo School of Architecture, Norway

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Subject: Info on Aerosols/new insulation materials?
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