Can you pack something in dry ice and take it on a plane?
608719
It depneds upon what it is.. and what airline. most likely they may not allow it as a carry on with all the new restrictions sometimes you have to get permission ahead of time for boxed items...
90952
put a camera in a plane or satellite
213344
Only if it's through Fed Express or other shipping means and fully certified.  You can't take it on a plane or boat.
296337
most likely not, they have strict guidelines as to bringing food into another country... I went to canada a while ago, they were more concerned about the food and stuff that was in the cooler, than the beer I was bringing back
69675
Buy a ticket and get on a plane.
132761
Use dry ice. It is always -78 or colder.
290407
as you've said it is in freezing point, so it will freeze to a solid ice...
353707
take ibuprofen and put ice on it
695687
Please see the following dry ice website.\n\nPS - I am a licensed Professional Engineer.  I reviewed the following website and found the information quite adequate.  If you need additional information you just may need to do some work.
177122
yes but you can not take a lighter. You will want to take a book of matches with you. For when you get out of the airport.
589389
This is going to sound ridiculous, but I have seen methanol (wood alcohol) used to wash the windows of light aircraft here in Alaska in winter. Fairbanks is easily as cold as your freezer. Isopropyl alcohol (rubbing alcohol) might work as well if the water content were low enough.\n\nVentilation would be a BIG concern though. Don't know how to accomplish ventilating the freezer without defrosting it.\n\nHope this helps\n\nOuzinki
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You can use dry ice, which is solid frozen carbon dioxide, around the ice cube to keep it cool sot hat it will not melt.\nBecause of its particular characteristics, dry ice requires special precautions when handling. It is extremely cold and there should be no direct contact with skin.\nIt is constantly sublimating to carbon dioxide gas, so it cannot be stored in a sealed container as the pressure buildup will quickly cause the container to explode.\nWith these precautions, using dry ice is the most effective way of ensuring that the ice cube won't melt.
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depends on the ice...\n\nmany different types of ice in different states of being 'frozen' and at different temperatures and with\ndifferent degrees of purity of the water or other frozen substance...\n\nthe answer would be yes more often than no...
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It's dry ice and it cost about $2 / lb
523346
There are many fairytales about this. Since low temperatures can damage the luggage and the compartment also is used for life stock (ie pets) the cargo area is heated during flight. It is not kept at a comfortable 21°C (70°F) however, but at 12°C (54°F)
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You could make a cloud chamber. It's a chamber that's saturated with alcohol vapor so when a cosmic ray or radioactive particle enters the chamber it leaves a trail of mist like when a plane leaves a vapor trail. It does use dry ice and isopropyl alcohol though. It's kind of complicated but would be worth it in the end.
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Put it in a ziploc bag.