I was going to look up the surface area of humans and use body temperature to calculate the watts we use. Turns out "what's the surface area of a human?" isn't as straight forward as I thought.
It occurs to me that knowing the energy that must be radiated and the temperature we do it at should let us calculate the area humans must be, except I bet with convection and conduction to keep track of, that's not so straight forward either.
Maybe if I put a person in an evacuated bell-jar and do measurements from outside....
Re: That Kcal calculation
It occurs to me that knowing the energy that must be radiated and the temperature we do it at should let us calculate the area humans must be, except I bet with convection and conduction to keep track of, that's not so straight forward either.
Maybe if I put a person in an evacuated bell-jar and do measurements from outside....