Based on a comment thread featuring @SwingingTheLamp@piefed.zip, @steventhedev@lemmy.world, and Sir-Not-Appearing-In-This-Meme
Based on a comment thread featuring @SwingingTheLamp@piefed.zip, @steventhedev@lemmy.world, and Sir-Not-Appearing-In-This-Meme
Well, they’re spaceships so i’d say anywhere between zero and one atmospheres.
unexpected !futurama@lemmy.world
I’d think it’s at least one atmosphere no? Safety margins and all that.
Probably significantly more since it’s apparently capable of planetary landings.
Edit: okay just realized it’s about pressure differential of course, or whatever it’s called.
Depends on which side of the wall. I’m sure the ISS would turn into a crushed soda can if the pressures were reversed.
Nah, the ISS would be fine at 1 atmosphere. It’s a bunch of cylinders made to contain 1 atmosphere. That’d be pretty strong for quite a number of atmospheres if you submerged it or put it in fluidic space. I was just making the same joke Professor Farnsworth makes in Futurama.
The person you responded to said reversed, so 1 atmosphere on the outside, vacuum on the inside. I agree it would be crushed.