The oxygen that the astronaut is breathing escapes through that rip (because there is no oxygen outside of the spacesuit, diffusion makes the oxygen spread outside of the spacesuit), and eventually the astronaut dies of oxygen deprivation.
the temperature helps to kill the astronaut as well.
If you take off the spacesuit. You will die. there is no gravity or oxygen in space. So it hits you in the face and you instantly die.
The Air would leak out and the coldness and radiation of space would come in. If you had a rip in your space suit, you would live for around 7 seconds.And the human body must stay in atmospheric pressure the space suit allows us to stay in that pressure..Space is a vacuum in a vacuum of 17.5 hg inches of mercury water can boil at 72 degrees f..Space would more than allow for this type of vacuum so if your space suit ripped your blood would boil you would be dead before 7 seconds!
so they can breathe
A standard flight-rated NASA spacesuit costs about $12,000,000.
The spacesuit would depressurize, leaving the person inside the spacesuit (if there is one) no oxygen to breathe, leading to their death.
They are dangerous because they can just rip your eyes out in any second
Yes, rip currents are very dangerous. Several people die each year after being caught in these currents.
so that you dont die
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They are dangerous because they can just rip your eyes out in any second
An astronaut would be in a sealed spacesuit when out of the spacecraft and standing on the Moon's surface. So he or she would be able to sneeze (within the confines of the spacesuit).
If you take off the spacesuit. You will die. there is no gravity or oxygen in space. So it hits you in the face and you instantly die.
The Air would leak out and the coldness and radiation of space would come in. If you had a rip in your space suit, you would live for around 7 seconds.And the human body must stay in atmospheric pressure the space suit allows us to stay in that pressure..Space is a vacuum in a vacuum of 17.5 hg inches of mercury water can boil at 72 degrees f..Space would more than allow for this type of vacuum so if your space suit ripped your blood would boil you would be dead before 7 seconds!
so they can breathe
The origin of a spacesuit is the David Clark Company.
That is the correct spelling of the compound noun "spacesuit."
No, there is nothing there to hit that is dangerous, and even if the piercing were to rip out, the skin is so shallow that it would barely bleed.