wasyathepuss
wasyathepuss
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12th Feb 2011
8th Nov 2012
Just a lab.
nuclear space atmos plasma liquid engine ventilation chemistry gas deut

Comments

  • Danube
    Danube
    13th Sep 2013
    The atmosphere of earth is heavy, we, humans live in a high pressure, our bodyes, and ''heads'' push with an oposite power to the outside pressure, if the pressure would have been zero, than our heads would have pushed, but would not have an oposing force, so, they would push till explosion. So, yeah, at 0 presure, you make an explosion, at high pressure, you implode . Takeing your helmet off in space would result in your head crack for a second, and than it would stop, because it would freze at teribly low temperatures, it does explode, but not the way you emagine it. So, anyway, you die :D .
  • slayer2092
    slayer2092
    25th Aug 2013
    Oh and the pressure of space is almost zero.
  • slayer2092
    slayer2092
    25th Aug 2013
    @kieran, No, if you took off your helmet your whole body would be squashed into a liquid and evaporate. Not explode.
  • kieran2201341
    kieran2201341
    24th Aug 2013
    it is realistic and you are wrong.if you took your helmet off in space, it would make your head explode, meanwhile: if ou took your helm off in 0 pressure, your head would NOT explode, idiot.
  • blockswitch123
    blockswitch123
    24th Aug 2013
    the air pressure in space is 0 because there is no oxygen in space
  • nijalninja98
    nijalninja98
    10th Aug 2013
    u should add PUMP around the outside of the screen and set to -20 to simulate the pressure in space.
  • funglee22
    funglee22
    26th Jul 2013
    Awesome!!!
  • Billy_Jimson
    Billy_Jimson
    24th Jul 2013
    This is was TPT was made for.
  • deleted-account
    deleted-account
    4th Jul 2013
    FIND A PLACE WHERE SPRK IS DEADLY LIKE I DONT EWEN KNOW... .
  • theepicME
    theepicME
    21st Jun 2013
    Not to be mean but the glass on the external (the glass walkway under the big oxygen tank) side of the station would be impractical because space is a vacuum meaning it would shatter with all the other glass outside the lab.