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Having seen plenty of 'vacuum in a tube' tests on youtube I am wondering how a human can work in such an environment. I'm trying to understand how a space suit can be tested before it is used 'live' in space, and how seemingly 'everyday' materials are used to protect astronauts from the harsh environment.
Is the vacuum in space as 'intense' as a vacuum in a laboratory?
What pressure would be in a space suit to protect the wearer?
What pressure(s) would a vacuum have on a suit in space compared to an underwater training environment?
What kind of seals would there likely be on the helmet?
Is the vacuum in space as 'intense' as a vacuum in a laboratory?
What pressure would be in a space suit to protect the wearer?
What pressure(s) would a vacuum have on a suit in space compared to an underwater training environment?
What kind of seals would there likely be on the helmet?