The Cold Vacuum of space doesn't feel cold.

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This is really a suggestion for survival mechanics. Like using water in space to keep cool when just sitting there.

Either way I don't get why the suit should lose power from standing still.

A vacuum is actually very insulating and it's more difficult to shed heat in the "cold" vacuum of space. Heat is typically radiated or lost through sublimation/evaporation.

Either water(water/ice as fuel, more efficient) or a large radiator(electricity as fuel, less efficient) could be used to shed heat and avoid overheating in space. A space suit can be used on multiple space walks with less than 4 litres of water

Note: 3 ways of heat transfer: Radiation(infrared/black-body), convection(fluid/flow), conduction(touch)

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The Cold Vacuum of space doesn't feel cold.

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