Could You Be Sucked Into Space Through a Hole? (Because Science w/ Kyle Hill)
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In the movies, we’ve seen tons of people (and aliens) get sucked out into space, but could it really happen in the same violent manner in real life? Kyle explains on this week’s Because Science!
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To drink through a straw without choking to death most people open their jaws while holding the straw in their lips. The size of the buccal cavity increases as the posterior section of the tongue drops from the palette with the mandible. The increased spacial volume is an area of low pressure which your soda happily fills as it is pushed up the straw by external air pressure. Just an observation. Don't use your lungs to drink soda. Bad idea.
There might be some extra science after the credits in this episode...
+Kyle Hill
Science the shit out of Hollywood, one misconception at a time! ;)
Keep it up Kyle, you rock mate!
+Kyle Hill I always wondered.. Did you study physics or is your science knowledge based on private interest?
+asgart16 Engineering BS and communication MA
Kyle Hill Ah I see, so basically the perfect combination for creating those videos ;)
How do you just write and draw and do sciency illustrations backwards so well?
Good science in cartoons: In 2000's Titan A.E., Korso tells Cale to exhale just before he shoots out the canopy of their ship so they can push out into vacuum briefly.
Question: Do scientists say "That Pushes" instead of "That Sucks"?
+Zela Morre Away with you, pun master! You are not welcome here!!!!
+Brian Hanar lol
They don't, in what kind of instances will they say that. They might swear and cuss or something long that lines.
i feel bad for that crab tho
yh
It died more humanely than some crabs that are eaten/cooked
@@kurtsaidwhat mad
Wow where has this channel been? Welp, time to binge watch all of them
Same
i like it better than Vsauce now!!
please, im leaving...
"Nothing in the universe actually sucks." -Kyle, 2016
So what does my GF do?
+Sabino Rodriguez Blow
+Sabino Rodriguez Maybe you push her?
+Mark Rudy You've never been to my In-laws at Thanksgiving.
+Sabino Rodriguez 😒😒😒
Oh, that poor crab, it died without being dipped in garlic butter. The horror!
the post credits scene was scary AF dude!!!
+Shreyas Y D Glad you stuck around!
+Shreyas Y D Scary but true! For the rest of what would happen just ctrl+f and type my name on this page and you'll get the other comment where i tried to explain the rest of what happends.
Be warned, it's way more scary, and also be warned my first language is not English.
Cheers!
When deep sea diving is more dangerous than space exploration.
Jonathan Jones it’s always been more dangerous Bc of pressure
Check out the Mythbusters scene, it'll leave you mentally scarred. x_x
That went dark. Real quick. Then Kyle does a little giggle... pure evil - love it HAHA
yh
So nothing ever sucks? Dragonball Evolution begs to differ.
and jar jar binks
+SupernerdScrawl YO bro there a way to make a good dbz liveaction just do a series about bardock and his crew that would be amazing dont have to wory about super sayian or fitiing whole sagas in a 2hr movie just make a gritty but still funny series about bardock and his crew's missions and adventures somthing like netflix maaybee an 13 ep one like iron fist and luke cage give it a 30mil to 60mil budget and bam greatness
Bad your mom jokes that came from this video
Not even all the water on Earth can fix that burn.
Trash comments
That crab video.....What sorcery is this.
+Mr Justice No sorcery, just science
+Mr Justice The same kind of sorcery Anna uses to put the egg in the jar in The King and I. And thus intrigue the children into learning. Science FTW!
The crab is now a paste.
You feelin it now, Mr. Krabs?
Kyle gives me a reason to love being a dork of science. Thanks guy.
"There's no sucking in science" AMEN, brother, science rules
i loove this show, i kinda binge watched all of them in less then a day
+Sabytiger Don't be ashamed
I love this guys reactions to everything. "Oh! Poor crabby."
This continues to be one of my absolute favorite shows on UA-cam. Keep up the awesome work.
I'm a scuba diver myself and what you say about 'pressure differential accidents' is pretty much spot on....there's the story of the Byford Dolphin diving bell accident in 1983 which makes for charming reading before going on a particularly deep dive.....
That last part was amazing... Creepy and interesting in one, very odd package. Keep them coming! Love it
I've got a question...
how strong would mithril be in real life? Or would it even be plausible?
That crab..
Kyle your video blogs are great. You come across as having a strong command of the subject matter, your delivery is fluid and well articulated and your sense of light banter makes it super enjoyable to watch. Thanks for producing these video-blogs.
Kyle, there was once an horrific accident in the Byford Doplhin in which pretty much what happened was similar to Alien Ressurrection.
Nice video of yours. Been watching your channel for over a month now, and I am enjoying the Nerdist a lot!
Death Butter
+Jason Bell The name of our hair metal band. \m/
+Jason Bell I Can't Believe It's Not Death Butter, anyone...?
+Jason Bell That would be an awesome band name.
Jason Bell this comment got me laughing uncontrollably
Exotic Butters
Kyle Hill, if you get this comment, just wanted you to know that your show on science is fucking GREAT!!! I love the science fiction that you talk about like Marvel characters and the numerous other topics and that you use sophisticated math to bring reality to something that most people couldn't or wouldn't comprehend was possible. BIG props to everybody that helped create your show, producers, camera men/women, and lighting, etc....
The Expanse actually got it right, loss of ship atmosphere is the real danger (really good show BTW)
HOLY SHIT WHY IS SCIENCE ALWAYS SO GRUESOME?! also nice pun at the beginning XD
Love your videos man... Because science.. Not any other nerdist videos :D
From the thumbnail i thought u got short hair :O
+Diabetic “Senpai” Bacon Don't panic
My heart broke for about half a second before realizing my terrible, tiny mistake.
+Kyle Hill If he ever cuts it, he better cut it into a mullet first. I hope he keeps it long though.
does he have a bun
I have long hair
"What we call 'sucking' is usually just fluid moving from an area of high pressure to an area of lower pressure"....
There's a joke to be made here, but I haven't found it yet....
Communism is just sucking
That awkward laugh at the end, "We know this because of them huh" Kyle's internal monologue *WHY THE HECK ARE YOU LAUGHING, STOP LAUGHING KYLE SOMEONE CUT PLEASE*
great video kyle you're one of my favorite you tubers greetings from germany
+Roman Lindner Thank you (from Hollywood) Roman!
:D
You said about aircraft, that localized things could happen NEAR the opening, but you forgot about one big thing: the Bernoulli principle. Specifically the application where a high speed flow of fluid (air in this case) across a small opening will draw air out said opening. I hope I said that correctly, but I probably didn't.
Hola! I'm Mexican and I'm proud of you man! Your videos are way more interesting than my classes! ( and I learn a lot)
Congrats amigo!
"There's no sucking in science" should be on a T-shirt.
Do a video on what would happen if the Portal gun opened a portal between Earth and the Moon and it was left open!
like in Portal 2? that part was cool
The Portal openings are equiped with Force-fields that compensates for such issues. :)
What about compressing a potato between 2 portals?
+Nerdist being a car enthusiast and having turbo cars i understand atmospheric pressure is technically 14.7 psi, although i know its close to 15. just wanted to point it out. love your videos
+Bobby Lininger depending on what hight you are... so neither one of you is wrong
+Kyle Hill, Brutal.
What about an old episode of JAG I saw when I was younger, where a highly pressurized air pipe had a pinhole leak that sliced a man's neck open, killing him.
I always found that concept interesting.
That Foreigner reference, liked within 10 seconds!
+antonwestSE ;)
+Nerdist I mean, Queen, god...
Holy ****!!! that crab just.... holy crap!!!! wtf that's some scary nightmare science stuff D=
I hope that wasn't Krusty Krab
Sheeeesh!! No wonder Mr. Krab is single, that's a horrible way to loose your wife!!!😁
I get whats being said, but I don't use my lungs to breathe through a straw when I'm getting a drink. I'm pretty sure most of us suck by expanding our mouths and then swallowing the liquid a mouthful at a time. Using your lungs seems like a way to choke yourself.
Mythbusters did a myth too about the dive suits and getting the body all sucked up into the helmet of it. Gross stuff to see. Great video though!
hahaha "Death butter" this has to be Kyle's funniest episode yet.
I recently found out about this channel, and i gotta say I really enjoy these videos! Keep it up, please :D Also, it's really sad that the poor dogs and chimpanzees that had to suffer for science :(
That one crab will probably be remembered more than all of us together. Our lives are so sad
7:00 and that is how you become an ice dragon or the Lich King
okay I love this video I think it is so cool and really easy to learn from. you are so engaging and you make it fun! see the learning doesn't end when you get out of high school. +Nerdist
that post credit nugget was way worse then being sucked through a hole....... thanks man.
+Deryck Jackson Glad you enjoyed, Deryck!
Just remember something my physics professor tells all his 1st years: Physics doesn't suck, it just has pressure differentials and net motion of molecules.
Your eyeballs wouldn't freeze, not straight away anyway. They'd boil because of the low pressure. All of the water in your body would boil, and then once the pressure got below the triple point of water would start subliming, until your body cooled down to the temperature of about -67ºC, then any remaining water would become ice crystals. You'd be well dead by that stage, and possibly solidified goo as a result of every cell in your body exploding as a result of the water boiling.
A caveat I should add because it's the internet and I know I'll end up getting corrected, the boiling and explody cells wouldn't happen instantly. Your death would probably be relatively painless (except for the panic of realising you're screwed), but eventually your body would turn to mush as the pressure contained inside your body slowly drops to zero.
Although it doesn't apply to space, there is such a thing as negative pressure. it only exists in liquids in very special situations but it's similar to tension on a rope. bonus fact: it's what trees use to grow taller than 10 meters.
I always love it when Kyle Hill does an episode. I liked the video at the beginning of it and by the end of the video I unliked it... so I could like it again.
You only covered one instance (the alien one), what about in the instance that is featured in the Star Trek TNG Episode "Disaster", where Geordi and Crusher are in a Cargo bay, and they intentionally explosively decompress the entire cargo bay. Surely the force of the entire room (I'm guessing its 20ft by 40ft by 30ft?) volume of air being sucked out through the cargo bay exterior door would be enough to suck everything in the room out along with it.
I love this post credit scene it's easily my favourite one
I have a follow up question: How long until such a small hole would actually completely suck (yes, I'm still using that word) all the air out of the space craft. Or let's say a space craft roughly the size of a space shuttle.
Thanks now its stuck in my head.... UNDA PRESH-UH!
Also Death Butter sounds like an Amish metal band..
Its the same in diving, if you go up fast, you get trained to breath out and keep breathing out, otherwise your lungs go bad.
Its part of the standard training (at least for me), at 10m below surface, you take the mouth peace and go up in one exhaling all the time... and you exhale a lot.
Your blood can also BOIL if you surface too face since the change in pressure
Yes, but you don't go that deep in sports diving anyway, that could become an issue.
"There is actually nothing in the universe that sux"
Try to tell that someone in the LoL-Chat xD
This is the only show I watch on this channel
It's the terror of knowing what this world is about. Watching some good friends scream "let me out!"
2:31
Best qualitative term ever, in reference to the subject matter.
In my head I was thinking "but Kyle... sciency stuff about space not being exactly 0 psi", until that one word.
Also, you missed a really good Queen / Bowie reference at the end, I am disappointed.
his reaction when he talks about the crab is priceless
+Kyle Hill You got that right. But not only that, if you'd suddenly go into a (close to) absolute vacuum, the blood (and every other liquid) would expand your body, but more on the inside because arteres have more pressure then veins, so in the first stage your organs would get crushed. Then in the second stage, 'cuz of the modified/incresed volume of the blood, it's pressure will drop, and so it's boiling point would rapidly drop, but because it's a vacuum there is no matter to pick up your body heat, what results is all your blood (and every other liquid) will start to boil while still in you (remember what % of you is liquid).
...And all that in what i could only guess would be less then 10 seconds. The good part is that because of the rapid expansion of the blood your brain would be crushed (within the skull) causing a full blackout within what i can only hope is the first second....
+dexter floy (Niamon Drox) While true in theory, the blood boiling thing doesn't really happen in practice. We know this from the experiments I talked about with chimps and dogs. They've been revived after 90s without boiling blood and minimal brain damage, for example.
Kyle, would you consider doing a video (or have you done an article for nerdist.com) on the new elements added to the periodic table, where they came from and how it affects chemistry?
Your Eyes wouldn't be freezing thou. After a long time, when you have emitted enough thermal radiation your entire body would freeze, including your eyeballs, but you wouldn't live to see (lol) it.
the freezing is mostly caused by the fluids in your mouth, eyes, and anus boiling away. all that's left are the particles that are cold enough to turn to ice.
"ooo, poor crabbie" I lol'd XD
That ending makes me sad, but I know we did those experiments for Science.
Also makes me want to sing the ending for Portal. The science gets done for the people who are Still Alive.
so it's basically the principal of diffusion with atmospheric pressure replacing fluids? OMG i actually remembered something from high school almost 20 years ago! :O
(or is it osmosis? i always got osmosis and diffusion confused)
I was eating supper when you kept showing that crab clip. Over and over and over...
I know this probably wont be seen but on that last little bit the movie titan A. E. right before Korso shatters the pod's glass he tells Cale to exhale.
In Chemistry my teacher once said nothing can suck it can only blow. Because of the moving from high to low.
Please do a video on the following..
A set of straws, one perforated and one solid, so long that it could reach outside the atmosphere, which one would suck more air out of the atmosphere?
I will continue to say that Kyle Hill is literally a male version of Felicity Smoak.
YES
kaahs12 RIGHT?! I mean, compare the two!!
Dorian Arcia they act very similar too
kaahs12 I know.
omg now i see it! !!
Try and explain how instant transmission would work if it could.
Just wondering if the power ranger zords could be real! As in giant individual machines which can combine to one giant robot.
Thanks :)
Yes! I would like to know as well
There was a horrible accident where 4 divers were killed when the seal to a pressure chamber was opened too soon. Two of the divers were standing mere feet from the door and were literally blown through the crack just like the Alien 4 creature. They turned to mush. The other two divers died immediately from bends. The employee on the outside who opened the chamber seal was also killed.
1:15 that drawing of lungs though
Finally Mythbusters getting some recognition! :-D Thanks Nerdist!
Basically, it depends on how strong a body can withstand the pressure difference between the environments before those horrific "alien sucked into space" scene can happen.
0:33 except for you. Ha, got eeem! Just kidding, I just needed to make that joke. Nice video.
now if you were to block that hole with your hand.. would it save the day with minor damage to your hand? assuming they patch it from outside
question. If we have an extremely long rectangle room, where only the small square of it was ripped open instantly.
Let's say a 2m by 2m end point, and a 100meter long room, at 15 psi.
Would a person standing on the end, get enough push to fall out, or how far from the edge would you have to stand to not feel enough pushing? (considering 1g centrifugal force towards the floor)
Ha! "Nothing in the universe sucks" - this video was clearly made before (insert topical thing here)!
Thanks for the video! Could you explain how our muscles contract though?
Also I have two questions. First, if a hole about the size of a plane's emergency doors was made in a plane while flying, would it tear itself apart like it does in the movies? Second, is it possible to expand your lungs without breathing in?
I don't expand my lungs to use a straw, I would drown.
I use the muscles in my mouth to draw the liquid up through the straw, meanwhile I'm able to breath through my nose when I need to.
Depends on what the straw is used on. My lungs work great for weed :)
I don't understand. You drink dandelions through a straw? Some things in this universe are impossible to understand! --A
3:38 - 4:23
Behold, the secret of crabby patties! And also probably crab cakes
Poor crabbeh indeed. :(
rip Crabbeh. You will be remember.
nevr forgit.
Disclamer:
Typoes of intentional for the purpose of humor. I am putting that out there for all you YOOTOOBERS
your eyes wouldn't freeze because of the lack of pressure, there is less energy needed to turn solid to liquid to gas or vice versa
The first Because Science episode where there's a follow up after the 'Nerdist outro'....nice.
What happens with the frozen skin from direct contact with outer space? That would be really brittle, and internal pressure would be enough to destroy your skin, leaving your veins exposed to space's vacuum, therefore "draining" you (actually your blood would freeze too).
PETA will avoid the last part of this video or send an angry email to Nerdist.
+IncanTV It's cool, we've got vegans on staff here at Nerdist. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
6:52 I actually knew that!
Byford Dolphin. Huge pressure difference applied instantaneously.
mythbusters also did a episode on pressure and did extly what you said about the diving suit.
wait, with the Mythbusters one, there was air around the plane, so there would be more pressure leaving the craft up in thermosphere to exosphere levels than in the troposphere