Imagine: You are having a nice swim in a swimming pool. But this particular swimming pool is in a space station in deep space. Suddenly the roof of the space station opens and all the air is sucked out, plunging it into a vacuum. The water immediately boils and you will die of asyphixiation, or having your body explode due to overwhelming pressure differences between your insides and the vacuum outside.. BUT.... do you prolong your life by hiding underwater, would you live slightly longer if you were within the body of water before it all boiled away?
If @PhysicsGuy is here, I know he will have interesting thoughts!
If @PhysicsGuy is here, I know he will have interesting thoughts!
