As Giles says, space is ... er, space. For all practical purposes, there's nothing we call matter in it. Nothing there = no smells, and if there were a smell which astronauts could detect from inside their suits, they'd have a milli-second left to live! (Punctured suit.)
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Apparently, you dont freeze to death in the vacuum of space. You suffocate. That would take more than millisecond, methinks
I don't think it was the temperature the Venetian was talking about. I think it's the fact that if you had a punctured space suite the differential between the pressure inside the suit and outside the suit would rip the suit and the person to pieces very quickly. Not a pleasent image, but one that would be fairly quick apparently.
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How do radio waves cross dark matter.
I don't think it was the temperature the Venetian was talking about. I think it's the fact that if you had a punctured space suite the differential between the pressure inside the suit and outside the suit would rip the suit and the person to pieces very quickly. Not a pleasent image, but one that would be fairly quick apparently.
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You don't explode in a vacuum. It's a myth. You would freeze, eventually, but you suffocate first.
http://imagine.gsfc.nasa.gov/docs/ask_astro/answers/970603.html
I'm sorry, I'm just caught up with the idea of planets playing techno style music! How amazing! I'd love it if they did 70s disco funk as well!
I'm my imagination, space smells eggy. Don't know what that says about me. Got nothing intelligent to add!