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Pressure and effects of space on a living organism
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Have any live creatures been released into space to see the effects of space on them? We have our theories on pressure, heat, cold and lack of oxygen but what is the reality if lets say we released a large mammal into space, what exactly would happen?
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I suppose Chuck was suggesting that, since it's easier to create a vacuum on earth, scientists would do it here rather than going to the bother of building rockets for animals
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Cripes, Micky ...
That's all very technical.
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... and what I've read on the web, from companies trying to sell the stuff.
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That's all very technical.
Bear in mind that all I know about A-AKG is what we discussed on that other thread ...
... and what I've read on the web, from companies trying to sell the stuff.
Apparently it might "boost my sexual performance" ... !!!
So that's something to look forward to! The BF WILL be chuffed.
it wouldn't be necessary to send the poor buggers into space to satisfy your curiosity. The americans have a vacuum chamber big enough to accomodate a london bus ( about 1 nanowales) so elephants wouldn't be a problem. It does take 2 days to evacuate it so the creature would probably die of oxygen lack before the gross effects of low pressure killed it.
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