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can spacecraft heat be 'vented' with entangled particles?

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Basically, the title. Trying to figure out how reasonable stealth in space would function, and while I have mitigated it, I am looking for methods to improve it. But mainly, is creating a sort of heat sink structure with a sufficient number of entangled particles viable to transfer enough heat to keep a crew-less ship near enough to or at background temperature?

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