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If a spaceman was set adrift in space how long would he live for just drifting around, how far would he go alive?? has it ever happened, anyone lost in space.
Yes I know its a wierd question and should be left to the mad Q&A page of the Daily Mail
Just Curious
Dave
If a spaceman was set adrift in space how long would he live for just drifting around, how far would he go alive?? has it ever happened, anyone lost in space.
Yes I know its a wierd question and should be left to the mad Q&A page of the Daily Mail
Just Curious
Dave
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Surely as long as his air supply lasts or as long as his suit isn't pierced by debris? An hour or two at the most, I suppose.
Funny, I was listening to Bowie's Space Oddity last night for the first time in a year or two...
Funny, I was listening to Bowie's Space Oddity last night for the first time in a year or two...
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has it ever happened, anyone lost in space
Russians lost a crew (3 I think) when the cabin depressurized during re-entry
Americans lost 3 during the Apollo 1 test firing on the launchpad (White, Chaffee and Grissom)
Challenger crew (7) lost on the way up.
Nobody actually 'lost in space' although there have been several near-misses (one of the Mercury astronauts nearly missed his re-entry point, Armstrong and someone else had a thruster stick open on one of the Geminis and of course Apollo 13). It's also a little-known fact that Gagarin bailed out on the way down.
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