Winston Churchill's Election Defeat description

In July l945 Britain's great wartime leader, Winston Churchill, was defeated in a general election. The Labour party's landslide came just weeks after the surrender of Nazi Germany and remains one of the greatest shocks in British political history. How did Winston Churchill, a hugely popular national hero, fail to win? Louise Hidalgo has been listening back through the archives. Picture: Winston Churchill makes a speech during the 1945 election campaign (Credit: Hulton Archive/Getty Images)in the direction of greatest linear dimension. In the earth orbital space environment extreme variations in temperature are realized as the deployed solar array enters and leaves the shadow of the earth. In the earth's shadow temperatures as low as −180 degrees Celsius are endured, while out of the earth's shadow and exposed directly to the solar illumination temperatures as high as 110 degrees Celsius are endured. In earth orbital space applications the optics need to operate reliably and maintain positional accuracy while out of the earth's shadow and exposed directly to the solar illumination. Operating temperatures beyond earth orbital applications, and near the solar system outer planets (at Jupiter or Saturn at distances of 5 to 7 astronomical units, respectively), can be as low as −180 degrees