I’ve always questioned the scene in "men behind the sun (also called black sun: 713) with the hypobaric chamber (iykyk). But thankfully just looked it up and it isn’t real footage.
But I would not want to go like that.
I don’t see why it would be helpful to make a day last a whole year but I’m no scientist
To train, to prepare, to study the blade
I wish I couldn’t read
Good news everyone, a quarter-sized hole in the ISS would only exert about 10.5 pounds of force. Not nearly enough to do that
How does that compare to a vacuum cleaner? Um… Asking for a friend.
Sounds like it would be just enough to feel perfect
Yes, but your pucker is still directly exposed to space. It’ll feel like you’re sitting on melted rebarb until it quickly feels like nothing because everything in and around your anus is dead.
Not really tbh. It would be more like if you stuck a vacuum up your butt. You probably would come away without any serious injuries.
The difference between in the spaceship and outside is only 1atm, which isn’t all that much pressure.
The only way to find out is to ask XKCD.
And it’s probably been addressed already
But what if I don’t want my ass vacuuming to somehow destroy the whole planet?
1atm (atmosphere) or 1 atm (ass to mouth)?
1 atm of atm
Yes.
You probably would come… 🫤
Either way it’s worth it to get my asshole sucked by the entirety of space
I told you op’s mom isn’t home right now
10psi sounds like more than enough to pull your guts out.
Atmospheric pressure is about 14.5 psi, but a US quarter is only about 0.72 square inches in area. As a result it’s 10.5 lbf in total. I think that should probably be fine? Like, I can’t pretend to be an expert here, but frankly I think my arsehole is made of sterner stuff than that
I do wonder, though, if it’d create a steady airflow through your whole digestive system if you just left your mouth open. I bet that’d feel confusing
From 2018:
Back in August, the crew of the International Space Station (ISS) was surprised to learn that a leak was responsible for a slight loss in air pressure aboard the station. After investigating, they learned that the cause was a small hole in the Russian Soyuz spacecraft that had docked with the ISS. While the hole was promptly sealed, the cause of it has remained a mystery ever since.
I think I speak for all of us when I say please log off the internet forever.
That’s just Chuck Palahniuk with explosive decompression
Came here for the Guts reference.
sometimes I wonder why I bother coming to Lemmy
then i stumble upon high quality posts like this one and the informed discourse that follows and my faith is reassured.
Just when I think you couldn’t possibly be any dumber, you go and do something like this… and TOTALLY REDEEM YOURSELF!
What a terrible day to have eyes
So the way the alien dies in Alien: Resurrectum?
Yes, but with more anus.
Less anus.
Eventually.
Same amount.
Just… Distributed.
Anal diffusion… Interesting…
Yes, what if, indeed.
Outer space once again ain’t got shit on the real delta p gansta: underwater .
Crab vs Pipe: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wv14vZx6jvU
The Byford Dolphin is quite a read:
This makes my brain wants to punch my eyes in the dick.
Objective: completed
I despise how Hollywood shows depressurisation
except the expanse, where they throw a piece of plastic on the hole and all is fine(ish)
I believe they caulked a binder over one hole in the series.
They plug a tiny hole with mashed potatoes (temporarily) in Star Trek Enterprise.
first ep. it’s quite clear that the air is continuously rushing out and not just one big blast then gone, they’re holding their breath, people aren’t being sucked into the hole, and just placing the binder over the hole noticeably restricts airflow before they apply sealant
Don’t hold your breath when decompressing.
I really need to watch that
Amazing show, definitely recommend. Obviously some artistic liberty is taken because they have to make a show, but it’s the most “realistic” of any sci-fi series I’ve seen in terms of spaceships and life on them.
Except the medic.
Hollywood thinks that a plane losing pressure is just like the Byford Dolphin
