Spacecraft or Satellite Humidity Collector, Deicer

This invention concept pertains to a system that collects humidity in space, to collect water vapor, and then allow the water vapor to freeze, such as on a metallic cooling system, that heats the inside of the spacecraft when it is cold outside, and collects water vapor from space, to catch the water vapor in metallic fins, using a metallic compound that freezes, easily, or transfers heat out of the spacecraft or satellite, easily, based on where the satellite is. This system is a climate control system, that is used to attract water vapor, in metallic lattice work, like what is on an air conditioner, however the system is slightly different, and functions as either a heater or cooler, internally, and the opposite outside of the spacecraft or satellite. When the spacecraft or satellite is not in direct sunlight, the lattice work or fins collect water vapor, and it freezes on the lattice work or fins, and then a dew collector takes the water vapor, converted into ice crystals, and then heated again when the spacecraft or satellite is in sunlight, again, and the warmed ice crystals convert into water, that is collected and stored in an internal water tank, for use for propulsion systems.