Space Suit Testing

[PerpetualParakeet]

I'll take measurements while Jim wrestles with the space vacuum..

[RyzingTerror]

So basically if you went into outer space you would pass out pretty much instantley before feeling any pain

[davidsipmann]

Those Astro"nuts" were lucky... that guy could have blown out his eyeballs!

[TheisticThinker]

@davidsipmann That does not happen in reality.

[ourtheharry]

two words :

White People

[xBunniesxX]

Sounds like alex from CodOps247 lol

[xismxist]

ofcourse this never happend on the "moon" LOL

[lvll138inrs]

do they have a video on youtube where a frog is put into a vaccum of air?

[robnox]

why didn't they just put a pressure sensor in the suit? those dummies..

[ciucinciu]

from what documentary is this from?

[siankaan71]

the empty space is just a manifestation of density as well as metal, after that on slight levels are the stones... then water, then the air and then the vacuum, the planets are falling trough the time-space molded because of mass on stars but... besides literally floating on the matter that exist in empty space, this kind of matter vibrates on spectrum that we can not see, touch or even understand, in this matter is floating even light as Einstein foresaw by the constant cosmological

[anaheimdennis]

@siankaan71 You are an idiot

[maksphoto78]

Nazis experimented on the Jews, putting then in vacuum chambers. The goal was to research the effects of low air pressure on the Nazi fighter pilots. Most of what we know about exposure to vacuum comes from that infamous research.

[joh04667]

@goodnoah why should we believe you? Nasa can create a vacuum chamber and a suit to withstand it, and you can't even spell been

[EvilRyuGuy]

Lol, the way he falls is awesome.

[yupwerescrewed]

he fell pretty gracefully

[ishouldplayzelda]

and what have we learned here? you don't explode in space.

[IhateJohnMayer]

sucks to be him

[patcoston]

"No astronaut has ever had to face a similar situation" but the Cosmonauts did and they died.

[cqtaylor]

@patcoston Because they were Cosmonauts - not Astronauts

[x3051234]

I was waiting for him to say he was deaf or something similar, luckily that didn't happen.

[Wojcigitty]

Science.  We just did Science.

[SolidVidKid]

I applaud these scientists for their action

[americanalah]

I was absolutely speechless watching this. I covered my mouth.

[SpeakingSerpent]

He was probably the custodian sweeping the floors and some scientist said "Hey Ralph, Bob, whatever your name is.. "You've just been promoted."

[ymanganelli]

wow thats scarry... gald he scape alive;)

[brazodoro]

"Aside from both of my ears aching, the saliva in my mouth boiling and the remnants of my evacuated bowels, there were no other side effects."

[OrogDeMalfur]

those guys sound pretty american also... astronauts... how are the freakin kosmonauts... i hear a distinct southern accent, how are they russian?

[Adubaas]

with all the air sucked out, all that was protecting him, was his suit

[xAERz]

wait... theres other planets?

[Toby2194]

Wait just asking what if like his helmets breaks? would his head explode like in actually space? or would he just like pass out?

[feymuz]

@juniorloz fuck off pig fucker

[juniorloz]

@feymuz ding ding ding , what do we have for him Johnny?

[PlaneVFootball]

IT"S THE JEWS THAT ARE DESINGING THESE FATAL SUITS KILL EM !

[CopyyyCat]

we went to the moon?

[halomademepoor]

why is this just now comming out

[octoron85]

weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee­

[DRUCO316]

@RyTyTech Spam much ?

[Xxshadowfire54xX]

boring

[radioshuriken]

why am I watching this?

[bowIegdwombat]

Canceling the space program suck and Obama blows

[TheAMGClub]

It was pretty cool!

im bored and need a video idea

[OrogDeMalfur]

how is it fake? i dont understand... what were u guys expecting?

[Ambushcrysis]

@OrogDeMalfur its so fake.

[OrogDeMalfur]

@Ambushcrysis but how is it fake im at a loss of comprehension or something, it looks like a real test to me... how is it fake, tell me

[Ambushcrysis]

@OrogDeMalfur

because if you look really close you can see the pixels.

[OrogDeMalfur]

@Ambushcrysis why the fuck would anyone make this fake, have u heard of shitty tvs? this is like 45 years ago or some shit dude lol why would someone fake this?

[Ambushcrysis]

@OrogDeMalfur

no because it looks really clear when they're talking and then it gets all the pixels when the guy falls down.

[ishouldplayzelda]

@Ambushcrysis look really close at the corner of your t.v. there are pixels, so whatever is on t.v. right now must be fake.

[RedeemingLight]

Test it on serial murderers! We need to test this on at least ONE human!

[117gotmilk]

@RedeemingLight if you throw soombody into space they will flash freeze before the intial suffocation kills them.

estimated tempature in space -273c.

[blo0magic]

@117gotmilk i think your body would feel heat first in reaction to extreme temperature.

[117gotmilk]

@blo0magic yea most likely..

[leeroynaggins]

Fake

[flawlessprodigy]

@leeroynaggins your mom is fake you dumbfuck

[porn1978]

this sucks..its not like the guy was actually in space.

[MrWolfengard]

@porn1978 there was a vaccum... one of the HUGE problems of being in space besides extreme temps, radition, and debris, gravity and so on is the vaccum.

[irvykinneas]

woooo dangerous

[gatoradeee]

Boiling isn't just defined as the temperature at which liquid phase moves to the gas phase. Boiling is defined as when the atmospheric pressure (the pressure of the chamber) equals the vapor pressure (the pressure of the liquid in the man's body). So you can see why blood would boil instantly in a de-pressurized chamber.

[RexFromDefgab]

@gatoradeee That seems kind of obvious. Pressure and temperature are proportionally linked with volume anyway.

[gatoradeee]

@RexFromDefgab Really? I don't it's that obvious.

[RexFromDefgab]

@gatoradeee I guess it depends on who you ask. I do know that thermodynamics is taught at a high school level, so most people who know any physics will have that as one of the first principles they work with.

[09rockmusic]

after that, it's miller time!

[sanpaco13]

Might just be me but why did they have to test the suit with a man in it? Couldn't they have tested it without risking the guy's life?

[supergenius1994]

@sanpaco13 I agree they should have just put a dummy in it and put a pressure meter on it to see if it lost any pressure

[YdOuUmRb]

Good thing they didn't test this with animals, or else how would they of known the suit was loosing pressure.

[Buddha2112]

@YdOuUmRb 

uhhh a pressure gauge?

[RexFromDefgab]

@YdOuUmRb And also an animal suit wouldn't fit humans, once testing was concluded, and they'd need to retest with a human suit.

So... There's that, I guess?

[dgallegos4201]

@YdOuUmRb forensics

[Imakeplanesboom]

@YdOuUmRb you misspelled losing. kill yourself

[boxersanthem]

@YdOuUmRb the animal would die.... but the suit mite destroy

[btvbrndn]

@YdOuUmRb if the animal dies duh peoples lives are worth much more than any animal on the planet

[SHACKANDBAKE5]

@YdOuUmRb If this would have been tested on animals then it wouldn't matter about the suite cuz PETA wuld storm in mad, and tree huggery(jk), and have destroyed the suite anyway.

[desimusxvii]

@YdOuUmRb it's LOSING.

[YdOuUmRb]

@desimusxvii Oh thanks, I didn't know that after 19 years of English classes, but hey, well all make typos and since there's no edit on youtube comments, you can go back into your corner and cry some more.

[ZabinV]

@YdOuUmRb ...a barometer?

[sdflksdfkfh]

@YdOuUmRb Jesus Christ, learn how to spell, faggot.

[MGSsancho]

@YdOuUmRb Sensors. maybe they had them or maybe they didnt (they existed back then) but it would not have mattered anyways.

[wilsontt88]

The posture when he fainted is just sooo funny...

[insomnia1057]

Kind of eerie how he just topples back *shudder*

[10mintwo]

"such an accident in space would have been fatal....no astronaut has ever had to face a similar situation"

Uhh no. Astronauts HAVE had to face a similar situation and it WAS fatal. Georgi Dobrovolski, Vladislav Volkov and Viktor Patsayev depressurized during the Soyuz 11 reentry in 1971, they're quite DEAD, sadly.

[Mesterse]

@10mintwo Those are Kosmonauts.

[afreemanb]

@Mesterse Yeah, with Texas accents. At NASA in the 50's. Sorry. Astronauts. Might want to get a clue.

[Salladsdressing]

@Mesterse He is American and therfor he is called an Astronaut. The Russians call theirs for Kosmonauts.

[OrogDeMalfur]

@Mesterse oh my bad he was calling the russians astronauts now i get u lol

[cyra123]

@10mintwo Also, the problem in their video was a suit failure, the cosmonaut's accident seems like their ship depressurized on reentry.

[kiminokami]

@10mintwo We're talking about astronauts, not Russians.

[PsychoCheese1337]

Here's to the testmen.

[AdamSusskind]

Wow... That's incredible.