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[Nicolette]
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If all the air is removed from, say a room-sized vacuum, is the air pressure inside the room zero?
and if so, would a human burst like a balloon (the opposite effect of being crushed by an extreme amount of pressure) if put in such a situation? is it similar to the conditions an astronaut would experience outside of the space shuttle?
and if so, would a human burst like a balloon (the opposite effect of being crushed by an extreme amount of pressure) if put in such a situation? is it similar to the conditions an astronaut would experience outside of the space shuttle?