Would you die from breathing one breath in space?!
Question: You would die first by freezing ten manage maby to get a gasp or two
Answers: You would die first by freezing ten manage maby to get a gasp or two
yes and no, you wouldnt have the chance to breath in space as as soon as you tried to breat you would die before you have a chace because you have air in you and space is full of nothing so space will try to get all the air from you so basicly you will explode (kind of) and you would die
You would probably die of the bends. Might get a gasp or two in.
You would probably die from the cold first though.
you could try, but there would be two problems. Not only is there no air whatsoever in space...but there is a bigger problem. Before you even took your first breath you could freeze to death, as the temperature in space is about 3 Kelvin. Translated, that is roughly -450 degrees F.
The vaccum of space would suck the air right out of your lungs. The lack of air pressure would cause all of the liquids in your body to boil. The extreme cold would cause you to be frozen solid almost immediately. What fun.
Yes. As humans need mostly nitrogen in our air there are many gases lighter than oxygen in space that would make our lungs swell up.
Eventually. When you breathe, you expel carbon dioxide. If no oxygen is replacing that carbon dioxide and you continue to breathe your own carbon dioxide, eventually you will suffocate.
(This is assuming you are in an enclosed environment in space and there is adequate air to breathe which is not being replaced with more oxygen. If you were out in the vacuum of space, your death would be almost instantaneous.)