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What will happen to an astronaut after pushing away from the outside of a spacecraft?
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∙ 16y ago
You would suffocate and die, assuming you were sucked out of a spaceship without a pressurized suit. Your organs and body would swell to 2-5 times normal size but not explode. If you could stay alive long enough you might experience various other issues, such as burning from direct sunlight, freezing from temperatures in space, and problems from decompression. Contrary to popular belief, your blood would not boil, and actually short exposures to space could be possible.
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∙ 9y ago
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∙ 16y agoVery bad luck if he is not tied to the ship somehow. He will continue to drift away.
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