Joe's Night Out
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| "Joe's Night Out" | |
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| Attribution | |
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David Schwartz |
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| Season |
2 |
| Original airdate |
November 10, 1986 |
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- The dangers of Outer Space include much more than lack of oxygen. The Law of Diffusion says "An item in a highly-concentrated area, will always be attracted to an environment of low-concentration", meaning that things like heat, or water, will always try to go to the place where there isn't a lot of this. Because of this, the near-total absence of heat will cause a man's blood to freeze almost instantly, so an extremely well-insulated suit would be required (garbbage bags do not contain the ability to trap heat inside the human body). By definition, "Vacuum" means "an environment of zero, or negative pressure"; human blood is pressurized by the heart, to enable it to go to every part of the body; therefore the vacuum of space will force the pressurized blood to try to get out of the body, forcing the blood vessels to explode as the blood forces its way out, so a pressurized suit will also be needed.
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