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Nothammer t1_iy2u9y9 wrote

Reply to comment by bak3donh1gh in TIL More than 80 percent of the ocean has never been mapped, explored, or even seen by humans and as a result, we know more about the surface of Mars than Earth by [deleted]

There's actually a little pressure in space. But not 1 atm for sure.

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bak3donh1gh t1_iy2ujmh wrote

Space is relative. So yeah a little pressure surrounding the earth, surprisingly far away as well. But it the space between galaxies I'm gunno go with no pressure. As this video will teach(I did not actually watch the whole video)

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Nothammer t1_iy2uvlm wrote

Even I between galaxies there are molecules from time to time. Space is nearly a perfect vaccum though and we're talking in absolute miniscule amounts of pressure here. It's absolutely negligible, but it's technically a liiiittle pressure.

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Vertebrae_Viking t1_iy36aik wrote

Technicalities like this are to be ignored if you don’t want to piss off a random physicist.

Edit: medics don’t care about outer space.

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Schuben t1_iy3nayb wrote

Like a general practicioner or are we talking about specialists?

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