Well, he's right, engineers thought it out before assembly, it's not a theory when it reaches that stage of construction. I deal with vacuum leaks all the time, they're not really hard to seal off. The vacuum of Low Orbit is not extreme. It's 1.18 of an inch below zero or .003u (Microns). Deep Space is extreme, about -31 inches or 787,400u (Microns). As you see, that will kill you instantly. Going to the Moon will definitely kill you.
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Jeff
- 3 years ago
Well, he's right, engineers thought it out before assembly, it's not a theory when it reaches that stage of construction. I deal with vacuum leaks all the time, they're not really hard to seal off. The vacuum of Low Orbit is not extreme. It's 1.18 of an inch below zero or .003u (Microns). Deep Space is extreme, about -31 inches or 787,400u (Microns). As you see, that will kill you instantly. Going to the Moon will definitely kill you.