Oddbean

I've built more sturdy things in my shed. I'm ashamed I used to believe this thing travelled through a vacuum for 230,000 miles. https://image.nostr.build/cefed4588d93aa5afdb2a5b65995a8a34578a514a9de0bd26ebd268cb40de66a.jpg#m=image%2Fjpeg&dim=1024x910&blurhash=%3B7DcK_X90000%5E*_NNI9Gs800%2524TIV%3Fb-poK9FR%2B9txZIB%3FcX9sRRiM%7BNG%7EWIV%3Fvn%7EM%7BbcIo%25MjE4nM%7C%25ME1aJD*%25gozxu4nxu%252xuNGnhxZozkDIon%25%25g-%3BE2oKIU%252R%2BnhIUt7Rjs.NHWXaext&x=8466789ecee90caea82d0f68cf170519e9fd63f1b18ec1f261dbc40b5885778e

A vacuum is actually no problem, it's just like 1 bar pressure difference. If you pressure the vehicle to 1 bar at all --guess 800mbar would still be fine to breathe and live, like in the mountains. The tire in your bicycle holds like a Delta of 2.5 bar for very long time, even when exposed to punctual stress pressure at intervals.

Yeah, those who were concious at the time of this supposed trip, should be ashamed. But for those who came later - this is totally irrelevant. I never really thought anything about the trip to the moon. Maybe someone lied something about Napoleon or Cesar, too. Maybe they lie that there are scientists living in Antarctica. Who knows. But who cares. Maybe someone who has any interest there should care, but I don't. nostr:nevent1qqsv5j5r0y04yfrjw4wmx4w804knhcpcnlzh5stcwsdyewt6fppu6pgpzpmhxue69uhkummnw3ezuamfdejsygpme3tr9f882z2n5gqklxg6mr9wkxxww5mmste9ugkqh5aeqq7chqpsgqqqqqqshe8rdy