Can human blood boil in outer spaceπ©Έ?
β¨Any liquid has a direct relationship to ambient pressure. The higher the pressure, the higher the boiling point, and vice versa.
π The problem is that while a liquid boil in space, blood will not. Fluids like saliva in the mouth will boil.
However, blood, unlike saliva, is in a closed system, and your veins will hold it under pressure in a liquid state. Even if you are in a complete vacuum, the fact that the blood is closed in the system means that it won't turn into gas and escapeβ¨
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β¨Any liquid has a direct relationship to ambient pressure. The higher the pressure, the higher the boiling point, and vice versa.
π The problem is that while a liquid boil in space, blood will not. Fluids like saliva in the mouth will boil.
However, blood, unlike saliva, is in a closed system, and your veins will hold it under pressure in a liquid state. Even if you are in a complete vacuum, the fact that the blood is closed in the system means that it won't turn into gas and escapeβ¨
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Did you know?
β¨A photon takes 40,000 years to travel from the core of the sun to the surface of the sun. But it takes just eight minutes to travel from there to the earthβ¨!
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β¨A photon takes 40,000 years to travel from the core of the sun to the surface of the sun. But it takes just eight minutes to travel from there to the earthβ¨!
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How might extraterrestrial civilizations see Earth?
β¨To find out exactly what an outsider might see, scientists used about 10,000 images of our planet taken by NASA's DSCOVR satellite.
Then they scaled down several times to simulate the distance of several light years. On the resulting image, they highlighted the parameters that most characterize the most prominent parts of the Earth.
As a result, the image produced a two-dimensional map of the Earth's surface, reconstructed from light curve readings without any assumptions about its spectral propertiesβ¨
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β¨To find out exactly what an outsider might see, scientists used about 10,000 images of our planet taken by NASA's DSCOVR satellite.
Then they scaled down several times to simulate the distance of several light years. On the resulting image, they highlighted the parameters that most characterize the most prominent parts of the Earth.
As a result, the image produced a two-dimensional map of the Earth's surface, reconstructed from light curve readings without any assumptions about its spectral propertiesβ¨
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Who was the frist woman to reach space?
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Anousheh Ansari
23%
Helen sharman
16%
Shanon lucid
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Valentina Tereshkova
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M36, M37, and M38 are all open cluster and can be seen in which constellation?
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Auriga
32%
Taurus
39%
Orion
16%
Gemini
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β¨The black hole at the centre of the Sombrero Galaxy weighs in at 1 billion times that of the Sun, one of the most massive black holes ever measuredβ¨
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Why can't we see stars during the day?
β¨It's all because of the nearest star to us, the Sun.
Although the Sun is not the brightest or largest star, the distance between it and our planet is so small that sunlight literally floods the Earth, making all other weak light invisibleβ¨
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β¨It's all because of the nearest star to us, the Sun.
Although the Sun is not the brightest or largest star, the distance between it and our planet is so small that sunlight literally floods the Earth, making all other weak light invisibleβ¨
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Eris, like Pluto, is called a dwarf planet. However, they are not in the same region of solar system! Where is Eris located?
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Asteroid Belt
19%
Infront of Mercury
13%
Hills cloud
13%
Scattered Disc
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Which of the following is a name of the process where an object is deformed and stretched because of a large gravitational pull like a black hole?
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Sphagetification
17%
Planck collapse
31%
Gravity deformation
6%
Atomic distortion
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Russian Astronaut are called?
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60%
Cosmonauts
11%
Moonwalkers
11%
Aeronauts
18%
Takinonauts
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Who was the frist American to orbit the Earth?
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Ed White
25%
Buzz Aldrin
28%
John Glenn
35%
Alan Shepard
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