The first question is about microgravity. I understand that if you light a candle in microgravity and turn off the ventilation, the flame goes out, smothered by its own carbon dioxide. But if you have people in a spaceship, in microgravity, with the circulation temporarily offline—would the same thing happen to them if they didn't move? I'm pretty much trying to find out whether a sleeping person would be in danger. Or rather, more immediate danger than everyone else.
The second question is sort of silly. Does anyone have any idea what a soda would do in a habitat on the moon? Would it fizz up all at once, like you'd just shaken the bottle, and then go flat? Or would it act more or less normal?
Izunya
The second question is sort of silly. Does anyone have any idea what a soda would do in a habitat on the moon? Would it fizz up all at once, like you'd just shaken the bottle, and then go flat? Or would it act more or less normal?
Izunya