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That's not really how that works. It might be cool in the shade but not in the sun. ISS varies from 250F to -250F based on sun vs shade. There is so little air that high up (where a satellite would orbit) There is no air for convection or conduction you can only radiate heat away. And you can't just park it in the shade for various reasons.