Sentences with phrase «near vacuum»

However, dogs held at near vacuum for just a little bit longer — two full minutes or more — died frequently.

SpaceX's second Hyperloop Pod Competition ended last weekend and WARR team won with a top speed of 201 mph (324 km / h) achieved in 0.8 mile in SpaceX's 1 - mile long near vacuum tube.

His suit leaked, and for 14 harrowing seconds he was exposed to a near vacuum.

A two - stage roughing pump will get you to a near vacuum.

The equipment in NAU's ice lab simulates the extremely cold environment and the near vacuum of space.

So does the luxury of mostly disregarding the near vacuum and the subzero working conditions and not having to transport life - support equipment.

As molecules tumble in the near vacuum of interstellar space, they give off a distinctive signature, a series of telltale spikes that appear in the radio spectrum.

For example, one 1965 study by researchers at the Brooks Air Force Base in Texas showed that dogs exposed to near vacuum — one three - hundred - eightieth of atmospheric pressure at sea level — for up to 90 seconds always survived.

With colleague Fred Baas, he installed equipment to chill a shoebox - size chamber to within several degrees of absolute zero and depressurize it to a near vacuum.

This actually happened in 1965, when a space suit failed during a NASA experiment and the tester was exposed to a near vacuum for 15 seconds.

In the near vacuum of outer space, each rare morsel of matter tells a story.

Some staff say they are working in a near vacuum without a clear indication of what lessons will ensure pupils thrive and do well in eventual exams.

Flybrid's carbon fibre flywheel spins at up to 60,000 rpm in a near vacuum.

Perhaps we still can sense in some of that work the drive to create a near vacuum that would suction the truth of shared public realities into glaring obviousness.

On the other hand, observing that things warm up during the day, and cool down at night, might cause one to come to the conclusion that objects exposed to the Sun tend to warm, and that objects exposed to the near vacuum of outer space tend to lose energy, and cool.

The whole atmosphere between the surface and the near vacuum of space is filled with CO2.