Comments by "Diana Pennepacker" (@dianapennepacker6854) on "Is Artificial Gravity Really Achievable? | Answers With Joe" video.

  1. Also people choking instantly when the life support is down. Wouldn't you have some time with the oxygen in the room unless it was sucked out? I tried googling how long someone would last if they somehow lost their oxygen recycling system on a submarine. Someone said you would live about 5.8 days if you were in a 1,200 cubic foot room. About 12 feet square. That is due to c02 taking you too. Closer to 7.5 days if you could scrub the other gases still. So yeah even at a nice estimate you have two days to fix the life support before you die. This doesn't include back up systems a ship would have. Oxyogen candles, and chemical air scrubbers just blow my mind with how they help a ton on regular submarines.
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