Could Caucasians Survive Explosive Decompression?

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Could Caucasians Survive Explosive Decompression?

Post by Wade Hampton III » Tue Apr 23, 2019 2:24 am

Here is what happens: within 12 to 20 seconds you lose the ability to
make purposeful movements and think clearly. A few seconds later you
might be dimly aware of what is happening and then you’d black out
within about 30 seconds in vacuum. In 5 to 7 minutes you would be
irrecoverably dead. But it appears that if you can be brought back
inside within a minute or two of exposure you can make a full and
quick recovery.

Our Caucasian astronauts would NOT “explode!” The reason is
that almost all of the human body is liquid or solid and liquids
and solids do not change their volume with pressure. Only
gases do that. In the body the only air spaces are the lungs
and ears and the openings from lungs and ears. When
exposed to vacuum the air in the lungs escapes through
the mouth and nose, air in the ears escapes in the worst
case by rupturing the eardrums. It is not very dramatic.
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Also note that the difference in pressure is not much between being
on Earth at sea level and in space. Sea level pressure is only
1000 millibars. The pressure difference between a typical SCUBA
diver and sea level can be five times as much and they survive
swimming to the surface just fine. The body does not freeze either
because vacuum is a near perfect insulator. This is why we use
vacuum to isolate thermos bottles. So heat stays in the body for
a long time. The only cooling method is radiative. Conduction is
impossible in vacuum. Water in vacuum boils at a temperature well
below body temperature. So after death, the water will slowly
sublimate. The effect is exactly like freeze dried foods. So the
astronaut is ejected into space. He can think and move for about
15 seconds then his thinking grows foggy and he has literally no
energy, can no longer stay awake and he blacks out. If found and
brought back inside in the next minute or two he recovers otherwise
the brain dies from lack of oxygen and the body very slowly cools
and loses water to sublimation.
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As it turns out, the scene in the movie “2001” (where Dave ejects
himself into space without a space helmet) is realistic. He
survives for the few seconds he needs to get inside the ship
then makes quick and full recovery. That scene was based on tests
NASA did early in the space program. Because “What happens if the
suit fails?” is such an obvious question that NASA spent some money
to find the answer and did actual testing.
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The big thing that folks forget is that gas laws apply only to gas.
Liquids and solids do not expand in a vacuum. We also forget that
the difference in pressure between “normal” and vacuum is “only”
as much as the difference in pressure we experience at 30 feet
under water and at the surface. So analogies with very deep
underwater diving do not apply. The cause of disability and death
in vacuum is simply “hypoxia” — a low level of dissolved oxygen
in the blood.

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Re: Could Caucasians Survive Explosive Decompression?

Post by Will Williams » Tue Apr 23, 2019 2:06 pm

Our people have barely survived desegregation. Chances of surviving explosive decompression look even slimmer.

We must entirely separate from the Semites and other non-Whites. That's the last best chance for surviving as a race.

Wade Hampton III wrote:Here is what happens: within 12 to 20 seconds you lose the ability to
make purposeful movements and think clearly. A few seconds later you
might be dimly aware of what is happening and then you’d black out
within about 30 seconds in vacuum. In 5 to 7 minutes you would be
irrecoverably dead...
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Re: Could Caucasians Survive Explosive Decompression?

Post by Wade Hampton III » Tue Apr 23, 2019 2:31 pm

Will Williams wrote:Our people have barely survived desegregation. Chances of surviving explosive decompression look even slimmer. We must entirely separate from the Semites and other non-Whites. That's the last best chance for surviving as a race.
Sharing our North American continent with alien races is most likely why
the events portrayed in "2001: A Space Odyssey" never took place. Remember
the James Webb Space Telescope that was supposed to have been launched
in 2014? It was supposed to have replaced the ageing Hubble, which was
place into low Earth orbit in 1990. James Webb Telescope is parked somewhere
in a NASA storage bin gathering dust. Meanwhile, what is left of NASA must
rely on the Russians for access to the International Space Station. The Space
Shuttle was at best a risky undertaking - which some have described as a flying
coffin. So much for "the wonders of diversity" :lol:

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Re: Could Caucasians Survive Explosive Decompression?

Post by Will Williams » Wed Apr 24, 2019 10:44 am

Wade Hampton III wrote:
Will Williams wrote:Our people have barely survived desegregation. Chances of surviving explosive decompression look even slimmer. We must entirely separate from the Semites and other non-Whites. That's the last best chance for surviving as a race.
Sharing our North American continent with alien races is most likely why
the events portrayed in "2001: A Space Odyssey" never took place. Remember
the James Webb Space Telescope that was supposed to have been launched
in 2014? It was supposed to have replaced the ageing Hubble, which was
place into low Earth orbit in 1990. James Webb Telescope is parked somewhere
in a NASA storage bin gathering dust. Meanwhile, what is left of NASA must
rely on the Russians for access to the International Space Station. The Space
Shuttle was at best a risky undertaking - which some have described as a flying
coffin. So much for "the wonders of diversity" :lol:
James Webb was born in Oxford, NC, where I and my brothers and father and many other Williams relatives were also born (actually he was born in the Tally Ho community, just outside of Oxford, where my first wife's grandfather had a 360-acre farm). Webb will be in our Hall of White Heroes.

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Re: Could Caucasians Survive Explosive Decompression?

Post by Wade Hampton III » Wed Apr 24, 2019 2:54 pm

Problem is...once the thing is up there...there is no going out there to fix it
in the event of problems, as did the earlier Hubble. NASA can only hitch rides
with the Russians even for access to the ISS. Beanos are swarming the launch
centers in Texas and Florida, so the future looks pretty grim for now.

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Re: Could Caucasians Survive Explosive Decompression?

Post by Victor Arminius » Tue Nov 08, 2022 7:16 pm

Well, and I know this is a belated response, but I was going through posts on the forum. As regards 2001 you may recall the scene where astronaut Frank Poole was killed by the computer (Hal) and his body drifted off. In the book, 3001-the last in the series-future astronauts find in deep space him and bring him back to life.

By the way, how did you miss the Cosmotheist theme in 2001? From sub-human to human to a godly Starchild driven by an unseen intelligent force directing human evolution. In 2001 when Dave Bowman was dying at the end of the movie he saw a Black monolith (crystal in the book) floating in front of him transforming him into the Starchild, the next step in human evolution. It might as well have been a Black life rune! The iconic musical theme by Richard Strauss (Hitler's favorite composer) was entitled This Spoke Zarathustra!

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Re: Could Caucasians Survive Explosive Decompression?

Post by RCavallius » Wed Nov 09, 2022 2:27 am

Victor Arminius wrote:
Tue Nov 08, 2022 7:16 pm
Well, and I know this is a belated response, but I was going through posts on the forum. As regards 2001 you may recall the scene where astronaut Frank Poole was killed by the computer (Hal) and his body drifted off. In the book, 3001-the last in the series-future astronauts find in deep space him and bring him back to life.

By the way, how did you miss the Cosmotheist theme in 2001? From sub-human to human to a godly Starchild driven by an unseen intelligent force directing human evolution. In 2001 when Dave Bowman was dying at the end of the movie he saw a Black monolith (crystal in the book) floating in front of him transforming him into the Starchild, the next step in human evolution. It might as well have been a Black life rune! The iconic musical theme by Richard Strauss (Hitler's favorite composer) was entitled This Spoke Zarathustra!
Wow. Interesting!
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Re: Could Caucasians Survive Explosive Decompression?

Post by Jim Mathias » Wed Nov 09, 2022 3:21 pm

Victor Arminius wrote:
Tue Nov 08, 2022 7:16 pm
Well, and I know this is a belated response, but I was going through posts on the forum. As regards 2001 you may recall the scene where astronaut Frank Poole was killed by the computer (Hal) and his body drifted off. In the book, 3001-the last in the series-future astronauts find in deep space him and bring him back to life.

By the way, how did you miss the Cosmotheist theme in 2001? From sub-human to human to a godly Starchild driven by an unseen intelligent force directing human evolution.
The upward evolution of our kind will be consciously directed by Whites who are awakening to Cosmotheist principles, and we are seen by one another within our overall Cosmotheist community. 2001 is science fiction that tells a story that may be notable for a portion of our views being present, but it isn't Cosmotheism. We do want storytellers of our own to communicate our life-philosophy in artistically done ways and encourage film producers and authors to produce such works.
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Re: Could Caucasians Survive Explosive Decompression?

Post by Will Williams » Wed Nov 09, 2022 8:02 pm

Jim Mathias wrote:
Wed Nov 09, 2022 3:21 pm
Victor Arminius wrote:
Tue Nov 08, 2022 7:16 pm
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By the way, how did you miss the Cosmotheist theme in 2001? From sub-human to human to a godly Starchild driven by an unseen intelligent force directing human evolution.
2001 is science fiction that tells a story that may be notable for a portion of our views being present, but it isn't Cosmotheism. We do want storytellers of our own to communicate our life-philosophy in artistically done ways and encourage film producers and authors to produce such works.
Wade Hampton III wrote:
Tue Apr 23, 2019 2:31 pm
Will Williams wrote:Our people have barely survived desegregation. Chances of surviving explosive decompression look even slimmer. We must entirely separate from the Semites and other non-Whites. That's the last best chance for surviving as a race.
Sharing our North American continent with alien races is most likely why
the events portrayed in "2001: A Space Odyssey" never took place. Remember
the James Webb Space Telescope that was supposed to have been launched
in 2014? It was supposed to have replaced the aging Hubble, which was
place into low Earth orbit in 1990. James Webb Telescope is parked somewhere in a NASA storage bin gathering dust...
If you like science fiction, author Sir Arthur Charles Clarke, who wrote 2001: A Space Odyssey, was a big-brained genius like Dr. William Pierce who also mastered Physics and Mathematics before specializing in science fiction. He co-created and collaborated on 2001: A Space Odyssey with the assistance of the Jew filmmaker Stanley Kubrick, but is credited alone as author of the book by that title.

Wikipedia says:
2001: A Space Odyssey (1968) was voted the best science fiction film of all time with 73 votes in a 2014 poll of 136 science fiction experts, filmmakers, science fiction writers, film critics, and scientists conducted by Time Out London.[75] It was voted the best science fiction film of all time by 115 members of the Online Film Critics Society in 2002.[76] It topped a readers' poll conducted by Rolling Stone magazine in 2014.[77] It is also the only science fiction film to make the Sight & Sound critics' poll for the ten best movies (number 10 in 1992, number 6 in 2002 and 2012).[1]
Jim is correct. 2001 is a great film, but Cosmotheist it is not. Perhaps some day a blockbuster Cosmotheist-themed motion picture will be made.

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Re: Could Caucasians Survive Explosive Decompression?

Post by White Man 1 » Thu Nov 10, 2022 8:27 pm

Imagine the star systems we could explore if we weren't hampered by the oppressive ZOG system. The future Cosmotheist based society will discover wonders of nature never dreamed of my Hollywood filmmakers.

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