Why have we not seen a video of someone from nasa wearing a space suit in a vacuum chamber? But we see them floating in pools in suits? What the fuck does a pool have to do with the vacuum of space?
Did you try searching for a video?
Yes i5s all pools and how the fuck would we know if they really sucked all the air out? We supposed to trust those faggots.. btw couldn't find any videos
Then what is the point of asking for a video if you think they faked the vacuum chamber.
Also the strongest vacuum known to man is only 14.7psi relative pressure difference. They would have to make a suit that is able to move with a 14.7psi pressure difference. Idk what they used for the arms, maybe something that can flex with 14.7psi of inflation.
How do they make suits that withstand the pressure of the ocean? Are those suits fake? You are asking questions, then if someone gives you an answer you claim that it is fake, IDK, what to say. Most people don't have the resources to make a large vacuum and a suit just to prove a point.
Overall, I can't see them fake a suit. They could very well fake the mission, but most likely they had a team that made a suit that withstands and moves with 14.7psi of pressure.
Whenever you work on a large project, you and your team just do you part.
So my question is this the entire suit is pressurized? How do the arms move? There don't seem to be joints it's pressurized but they can move their arms and its not rigged or have joints? Maybe there is a simple answer you can inflate a suit to battle the strongest vacuum known to man and it can still be flexible and easily mobile like wearing a cover all?
A pool has nothing to do with the vacuum, it has to do with buoyancy and simulating weightlessness. They wear the suits in a simulated weightless environment for training.
So these suits can work under water pressure and in a vacuum while being flexible? Amazing what they could make in 1969
You don't have to be in vacuum to prove it. You can prove it on earth by pressurizing the suit above atmospheric pressure. They don't pressurize them to 1 ATM in space, they do it lower and increase the oxygen so the partial pressure is the same.
Why do you think joints can't work? It isn't a balloon. It's seriously not the most complicated thing.
Dive down 30 feet in a diving pool. That's the difference in pressure from space to the bottom of the atmosphere. You can't wrap your head around engineering around that difference in pressure? I mean come the fuck on man.
Yeah it was 1969 not 1869. We also fly aircraft from the 1950s (B52, U2), the SR71 flew in 1969, hell the V2 was built in the 40s. Why is a pressure suit amazing to you?
Because water is what Jesus walked on and space was made by Jesus
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