How long can you survive in the cold vacuum of space?
posted by Rob (the ergonomist). @ 12:40 PM 
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3 Comments:
At 11:25 PM,
Tony said…
1 minute 5 seconds for me.
But I must point out that the vacuum of space is not in necessarily cold. In the inner solar system it's going to be quite warm in fact.
At 11:06 AM,
Lev said…
1 min 23 secs as well.
I wish I could say that's a weight off my mind, but being realistic I don't think any of us will ever reach outerspace in our lifetimes.
I can see us managing to destroy our planet long before we have the infrastructure to put low to medium income civilians in space in a comericial sense.
Perhaps our best chance of colonising distant worlds and exploring outside our solar system would be to concentrate on transforming our societies from high-carbon-industrial-military-centred economies to zero(or low)-carbon-quasi-industrial-internationaly-intergrated economies.
Only then would we be able to manage our resources to explore the heavens. The only question is, how do you make the change happen?
...Lev
At 1:53 AM,
Fat Roland said…
1 minute 29 seconds. In your face, you guys. IN YOUR FACE! I will spend my last 6 seconds of life weeing on Rob's imploded corpse.
In Christian love, of course.
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