For All Mankind - Lunar Sacrifice
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- čas přidán 22. 04. 2021
- (Season 2 Finale)
After bridging communications with Houston in the only module that possesses such a capability, Gordo and Tracy are given instructions on how to prevent the ensuing nuclear meltdown on the moon. Since there weren't any pressure suits present at the time of the Russian assault, they had to make do with the materials available to prevent a nuclear catastrophe that would have otherwise left Shackleton crater uninhabitable for generations. - Hry
I'm still grateful for Gordo. At the very least, he won Tracey back until their final confrontation.
Huge respect to the man who has had the most character development in the entire show so far.
Don't forget Molly Cobb, her character development is also pretty deep. I guess in honor of the real Molly who never got to go to space because stiff sexist management.
@@paulmichaelfreedman8334 was there a real Molly?
@@paulmichaelfreedman8334 I've just read. Real name was Jerrie Cobb
@@noisypl I forgot her nsame but have seen a docu about her, some years back. There's enough on the web about her.
Honestly hated Gordo for all of Season 1 for being scummy but Season 2 really pulled off the redemption of him.
Still hate virtually all of the Baldwins. Except Kelly- she's okay.
Their sacrifice is literally For All Mankind
Roll credits
Some people complained that there was too much drama in this show, but this scene would not have worked without it.
Oh right, I guess people can't understand sacrifice without knowing one of the characters is a narcissistic drunk and the other has severe psychological problems (aswell as being a drunk) and that neither had any business being in space if not for their friend gundecking them into the program. If it wasn't for all that amazing backstory we'd all just be scratching our thick monkey craniums wondering what is going on.
Funny, when I watched Chernobyl I had no problems empathising with the three divers who volunteered to go into the reactor building stop the feed water lines thus saving everyone despite never being implicitly shown their extramarital affairs and alcoholism.
The drama between these was alright, it wasn't over the top, unlike some of the other dramas.
The drama between peanut engineer and that girl serve as a bonding session to get them to work as a team in the end, setting her up for the mars mission in season 3.
Having a story about selling the bar and shagging your best friend son just doesn't serve the greater story or add anything.
@@lachyt5247 i think thats what made it so beautiful, they had an actual arc, ofc the sacrifice of the three divers was heroic and u could feel for them, but I doubt anyone actually cried for them because they weren't invested in their stories or characters.
These two characters go from heroes who deserved to be in the space program, then to fallen heroes and drunks who used nepotism to get their way into fame etc, and then back again being the champions of earth for saving every single person on the moon and every person who comes after them.
their backstory is what gives their sacrifice (which already has a lot of weight) so much more weight. I doubt u would want "astronaut 1" and "astronaut 2" to be saving the moon base over "tracy" and "gordo".
its not about "understanding sacrifice" - its about character and emotional response, which without background or development, is incredibly hard to illicit from the majority of the audience.
Sure, you can claim to "empathize" with the divers, but did u cry? I'm sure u didn't. And just because you didn't get an emotional response or "cry" from the characters in the season finale of FAM then that doesn't invalidate the connection others had to the characters because of the drama/background the writers gave their characters.
for some characters, i agree. but for others, the drama was a huge waste of time (probably to save budget)
@@Windows035 yeah i agree too on that front, the whole danny and karen c plot was dumb and a waste of time. but everything else was well deserved imo. but yeah, idk, I think shows like this are so much better when u feel for the characters, it makes their arcs and actions more impactful.
I just realized that Tracy probably could reach it if she didn't help Gordo up. That's how much she loves him. I am losing it again.
Gordo also could have made it had he not then done the same for her, they both chose death over leaving the other behind.
I think Molly knew they won't survive this before sending them off to this impossible mission. Gordo and Tracy knew it too, but they completed the mission and made it back to base regardless to prove their tenacity to live for their love.
They all knew it but there was no other way to stop Space Chernobyl
I love when Gordo basically hangs up on Molly and says: "Yeah, we got it from here." Just concise recognition that they were going out, and there was no point wasting time.
@@johnneveu1718 I still missed a scene with them seeing their kids in there final moments
One of the most heartbreaking deaths on a TV show ever.
I literally feel sick to my stomach right now. Was so hard for me to watch.
My sadness is immeasurable and my day is ruined.
The door must have been locked. And remember the toasted cosmonaut they shot last episode?
As soon as Tracy said she was coming with him and she talked about him dying, we all knew this shit was gon happen
@@GSC2000 Usually 99% of the time its the bloke sacrificing themselves to save the women through, both of them dying is unusual.
I'm getting a similar vibes to the 90 seconds on the roof from Chernobyl scene. Truly heartbreaking.
Right? Horrible...ugh
@@christrotter3052 yeah
Even after returning, theirs lungs so damaged - they drouned in their blood.
plus third-degree burns, decompression sickness, acute radiation poisoning, and laceration like flesh wounds caused by body inflation
@@claudeblue2281 They should have purged the nitrogen from their blood first by breathing pure oxygen for a few minutes. That would have made a lot of difference. In fact, IRL they would have passed out nearly immediately due to nitrogen bubbles in the brain. This show is full of factual errors, but they are forgiven as it's alternate reality.
@@paulmichaelfreedman8334 They didn't have access to pure oxygen, they were sectioned off in a small area of the base. Also, they were probably incapable of doing anything after getting back into the base after being subjected to that
@@paulmichaelfreedman8334 even with that - alveolar vessel cant free air fast enough. 6 KPa.
Their lungs become one large hematoma.
After returning nearby need medical personal - need drain blood from lungs, oxiginator for bood, adrenaline, noradrenaline, hemoglobin, dophanine, nitroglycerin, all kind of stimulators, cyonosis inhibitors, organicperflorine oxiginator liquid, all CPR equipment, to restore breath, to restart hurt, to anesthesia. Fresh blood and plasma package.
And all procigure need to start immediately, they have two or three minutes.
Not ten, not half hour. 120 sec to CPR.
They was doomed.
Later in the episode you could seen them with their masks off, they apparently survived just to succumb to their injuries(most likely the lungs) soon after.
I like the detail in this scene. The first thing that happens, is their ear bursting. The peeeeeeee, and then the silence.
Great observation, didn't even realise!
Damn I didn’t even notice that at first, that must have been excruciating and yet they persevered
Ok call me dumb when when did these things happen? I keep rewatching trying to notice but can’t quite pick them out.
@@valerie80yearsago90 the moment directly after they jump out of the cabin, in the background you hear a very loud peep.
@@valerie80yearsago90 if you can't hear that, I seriously, like no joke, advice you to check up your ears... Like I am very serious... it is a very high pitch and it could be very much possible your hearing is affected and that that is the reason you can't hear it.
3:21 i hate how they tease it like they actually made it back. dam this was hard to watch for the first time
on further inspection Gordo and Tracy should have just taken Vance's Eva suit even with the bullet hole they could have patched it up enough to get out and back in. and I'm sure they could have brought Vance's body in from the hall and survived unless it was locked from the outside.
@@kickflipdemon they didn't know that the hall was repressurized. No comms between them and the rest of the station
@@cplchanb i know i mean they were willing to go out on the moon so why not run in the hall right quick and grab vances eva suit before going on the lunar surface, unless thy couldn't open the door.I just wish gordo and tracy didn't bite the dust
@@kickflipdemon Looking from this perspective it may would be the best option
@@kickflipdemon they had the us issued marine suit with at least 3 holes in it, and the cosmonauts suit with only the one. Depending on what direction the door opens you could try but I don't think the hab they were in initially had a good repressurization chamber. The one attached to it to the outside they used did but the room with the old comm setup wasn't and would probably not be good to be in after dragging the heavy mass of several hundred pounds of marine and suit. Possibly they could try to get it to the antechamber they used later but all that effort might be too much. While dealing with pressure loss. Honestly that double reactor malfunction issue just to make the Steven's go outside and die was unnecessary. Either don't have a secret second one, or use it to make the cosmonauts run away because that room they held was going to turn into three mile island and a danger zone. Then have it repaired by one of our guys at the last second probably?
The most heartbreaking moment in the whole TV history.
I cant ever remember crying so hard for a TV show in my life!!!!
No
@@joesamabinbiden6663 yes
@@matteoclementi nein
Gordo and Trace deserved so much better 😭
least they died together
If only they could live together
Gordo was my favorite. I am not one to cry at movies or tv. The only thing I've really cried to is the end of the return of the king. But this show broke me. Both Deke and These 2 had me in tears for minutes
And Gene Kranz for me too...
Be sure to watch “Patriot” on Amazon Prime, if you haven’t already. Michael Dorman is fantastic in that, too.
They died loving each other again....
Gordo and Tracy fixed reactor, they're both clear!
In all seriousness, this was such a heartbreaking, but it was a brilliant way to end their stories. From the dream astro-couple, to divorced, and finally with them sacrificing themselves together to prevent a nuclear meltdown on the moon, dying in each other's arms.
It's sad that 25 or so seconds after telling each other "I love you" they would pass away.
According to an analysis by Scott Manley on CZcams, they should have survived. Even twenty seconds out there naked they have about 10-15 seconds of consciousness. With the duct tape suits they had 1-2 minutes easily.
i never cried this bad on any tv show scenes
same bro
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same
I did to bro and iam 40 year old it felt weird all by myself but i felt more human knowing my heart still aches for people who need help
An upside to this, they will probably require emergency space suits be placed near every airlock of Jamestown. If they just had suits and helmets without a tank, they could have pulled off what Naomi did in The Expanse season 5.
Even a compact suit with only a small air supply and weak radiation shielding would have been far better than duct tape and gas masks.
@@Skyhawk1998 they should have been wearing something like those fighter pilot suits that used fiber constriction around Jamestown. You pair that with a quick pull over mask that has two minutes worth of oxygen in it. You also make sure that supplemental oxygen or suit is within that range. My thinking is it would be kind of like how many jobs require fire extinguishers to be within quick easy access in case of emergency
A thick walled plastic bag shaped like a suit.
A helmet with a long, soft rubber neck to fit into the neck of the suit.
A strong duct tape seal around the neck and bag top.
A little valve in the helmet that allows you to pressurize the suit to prevent the bends.
Less than 100 bucks in disposable hardware to prevent this scene from ever having to happen in real life.
Jesus this made me wanna cry when they show the bodies
@@dorpy5847 it’s so intense cause I literally thought these two were gonna get back together or at least be in season 3
they could have made it if they had flex tape
Nothing beats duct tape
Yeah but afterwards they would have to peel off the super thick rubber adhesive and the flex tape commercial does show flex tape does work in a vacuum
Eternabond. They'd be wearing it for the rest of their lives though.
@@Excalibur01 it's your choice of either having flex tape melt to your skin, or duct tape melt to your skin and clothes.
@@Hazwaste63 One way or another, they weren't gonna survive
Should have buried them on the Moon next to Deke
Absolutely no. Because they have kids, they wish them to return home.
@@dorpy5847 hmmm that part kinda inaccurate. Trace was awarded with MOH which should been Presidential Medal of Freedome since she is civilian and never been in the military.
@@tankshot3256 look up Mary Edwards Walker my friend. Even though the show is fiction, the Jamestown bases has military personnel on it. So acting in service of the military personnel and saving their lives while losing hers, with a waiver or exemption from the President would get her the MOH. So not completely unrealistic.
@@Nnneemo Bring the kids to the moon!
@@dominicsanchez2972 i see thanks for this. oh and on the flipside even uniformed military can also be awarded with the PMOF.
im depressed not because they died but because they baited us into thinking everyone was alive and ok
Same
I'd be questioning if it was even worth getting back once our bodies started spewing blood.
Especially when the eyes begin to bug out.
well, considering that they are fighters and survivors maybe they wanted to take that chance and live
you only get one life
@@iamdmc but they would look like cohagen from Total Recall. It was only a matter of time.
@@Filthy_Larry meh I'd rather that than dead
@@iamdmc why though? Your Eyes would need surgery if you survived.
This scene is unique and heartbreaking. This is probably the best ending for their characters. They saved the world.
Goodbye Bob...
Bye bob 😔
Bye Bob ❤️
Bye bob ♥️
Bye Bob.
Bye Bob ...
This is the Hi Bob for the last time...so...Hi Bob Gordo... 😭😭😭
Bye, Bob
Hi bob. 🤧
Hi bob...
Goodbye Bob.
I can feel the pain with my eyes!
What a great f’ing end to their story. They died in horrific fashion but as heroes and together.
Everybody commenting how they cried that they died, I was cringing so hard, I can't imagine the f****ing pain
Maybe between suffocating and burning alive. Strong 9 out of 10.
@@Nnneemo this isnt just suffocating, your blood is literally starting to boil, air is sucked from all openings in your body, its a nasty painful way to go wouldnt wish it on anyone
@@Swisba all right 9.5
I'm not saying this is a good idea, but it's better than nothing. they are literally boiled from the inside while being burnt from the outside, even if they survive, they will have third-degree burns all over them, decompression sickness, acute radiation poisoning, and multiple lacerations like flesh wounds. this is the most painful way to die, no air, being boiled on the inside and burned the outside, plus radiation and decompression.
@@Swisba Don't forget the high radiation they were exposed to. Even if they did make it back, the radiation alone would kill them in a few short days if not sooner.
If they managed to get back in and re-pressurize they actually would have survived, realistically. The tape adhesive would not have melted either. They would likely have bruises from their skin attempting to swell in the jerry rigged mechanical pressure suit. And a terrible sunburn on their faces if they ever faced towards the sun. It would be painful. But people can survive for 2-3 minutes in a vacuum if they are brought back in time.
In addition I assume there must have been a tiny bit of oxygen at low pressure in their masks, which they could rebreathe. Since otherwise what would be the point of the masks. This means they would have had more than 15 seconds. 15 seconds is how long you stay conscious with 0 oxygen supply, but with a tiny bit of air in their masks that extends the time slightly.
yes. i suggest watching scott manley’s video where he does the science behind it and explains what would actually happen
I think that's what the show was going for but they should have shown them taping the masks hard to there heads to prevent the air escaping out the side of the masks, they might have felt a bit rough but would have been fine. As it was they would have been left with neer vacuum. Armstrong line and all that they would have passed out very quickly. They would have had to have sealed there ears some how too.
While I was watching this I was almost on the verge of crying because I was just remembering how when Gordo and Ed looked like little kids when they got in trouble for crashing one of the NASA jet. He was also one of my favorite because of the Hi Bob crew.
Hi Bob.
Was it just me or was anyone else thinking, hey maybe we can figure out how to drag in the dead Marine from the hall and patch his spacesuit?
there was no air in the hallway, so they couldn't have been able to retrieve it even if they wanted to
@@benja6181 For sure there was a lot of air outside.
@@benja6181 They could have done it same way as they went outside, with the ducttape and all, but it would have been a much shorter stay in the vacuum, and no sunburns or radiation. Actually that's quite ingenious, in a kind of morbid way. But I also realise he was shot in the back, meaning the bullet went right through his backpack...so that would be useless.
They wouldn’t be able to re-pressurize the base module. Even if one of them hid in the airlock there would be a point where someone would die because there would be no air in their compartment. Not to mention, no time.
It’s a bad design if they can’t depressurize and repressurize a module. Accidents happen and they would need to be able to do that, also they have a way to do it in the hallways so there’s probably a way. And they don’t need the suit to completely work, they just need it to hold pressure for a minute to do the EVA.
I never cry for tv shows in years. Truly the best episode of for all mankind! Gordo was one of my favorite character in the series and I don’t want him to die. I’ll never forget Gordo and Tracy’s sacrifice!
It just came up on my CZcams feed and made me cry again. Tracy and Gordo, true heroes
I most definitely need to check out this series. Man,that is a most painful yet honorable way to go out. At least,they weren't alone in the end. They had each other. R.I.P
I wept for them, they were my favourites from day one through thick and thin, RIP Stevenses you were the GREATEST
They really were the Space couple
This is heartbreaking. Man, I loved those two.
Nasa after this: ok so what did we learn
Researcher: maybe we should have given them more duct tape?
Scientist: we should have probably gotten around to making those expensive pilot suits that aren’t as big as Eva suits but can do basically the same stuff and they can be worn everywhere.
Intern: maybe we should have given them more suits and not have made a super important part of the moon base on the outside of the moon base
Director: get out
Intern: you don’t even pay me
Lol, underrated comment
Janitor: How about not starting a war on the moon?
I watched it again just to ear Tracy say to Gordo "you look fucking ridiculous", first time I heard the line, it released the tension of a scene that I knew would be fatal for their characters.
It's not much, but still brilliant writing
Who else cried for 10 f****** minutes 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
@@starlord2112 😒
Only 10 minutes? I went a lot longer
@@lht9600 😢😢😢
IRL, NASA says that you can survive for 90 seconds in the vacuum of space, if you emptyied enough your lungs and since your skin is elastic enough to hold your blood at adequate pressure... but i can understand it's for dramatic sake.
And the duct tape suits act as a mechanical pressure suit
As the gravity is only a sixth of earth picking the fallen astronaut up would of been relatively easy.. purging with pure o2 would of given them 60 to 90 seconds
i dont know why but i feel this Sacrifice has the same power like the liquidators of chernoblyl
both are up there but this was sadder imo because they were a couple with kids
@@flashh112362 i feel like the liquidators dying was sadder considering it actually happened
NASA should just inform Soviet cosmonaut to do that, it's about their life too
second secret reactor making plutonium..
I think the Soviets in Jamestown were completely ignoring comms from Houston at that point and by the time they could get in contact with Soviet Government on Earth and convenience them of what was going on it would be too late.
They cut off comms from Houston
@Dani Masterson Yeah that can bug a person's mind to bits. Stupid plot error.
Yes, and then the Soviets will eventually figure out that they are building nukes on the moon.
Man, this still hurts to watch. You can clearly see them bleeding and pressurized so hard. And then the emptional and history connection between these two characters.
As Ed said, "God speed Gordo (and Tracy too)"
And to think this all could have been avoided if Webster never shot that Russian, or if the Russians didn't retaliate.
This scene was so well done
I haven't seen the show and this still breaks my heart.
Bye bob😭😢😢😢😭
Bye bob 😢
I don’t care what people say. This show is great. Really not enough people are talking about it.
I didn’t cry, but I nearly did.
Oh crap!, My insides are spilling!
I'm heartbroken :(
Cried three times this episode. This was the second time
Ok....Hadn't heard too much about this show.....Now I have to watch this.
What greater love than to lay down ones life for those you love.
This scene hurt so much to watch
I never saw the show but as soon as I saw this and that they were using duct tape as a suit I immediately knew how screwed they were.
That was stupid, blood vessels can handle enough pressure to keep blood liquid at body temperature.
@@johntheux9238 Yea but your muscles become baloon. You lose seconds.
@@Nnneemo Yeah, blood vessels have some elasticity and will slightly expand so there will be some air bubbles which can even cause an heart attack.
@@johntheux9238 It's the capillaries under the skin that burst if the skin gets a chance to expand, it's full of water that wants to turn to vapor.
@@Nnneemo Keeping muscles contracted can slow that down a lot. Fighter Pilots use that technique(and a special suit) to keep the blood in their heads during high G turns, otherwise they'd grey out.
Good lord the pain
how sad this scene, I couldn't hold back my tears when they finally found dead: '(
I remember in the most recent season of "The Expanse" when a similar thing happened, going out into the vacuum and surviving (which is possible) so i believed they where gonna make it, but they had it way harder and suffered more, in that first fall I knew one was gonna die but then they die together...
It's a beautiful ending for both characters but still, extremelly sad to see them go, they where 2 of my favorites on the show.
UGGGHHH I can't imagine the pain.
Why did I watch this again? It wasn’t recommended to me, I was hit hard by this when I first watched it, so why am I here experiencing pain for the second time?
I’m back. I’m a glutton for pain.
Red Green would be proud
i took me to the first time i watched the actual show to realize the sound at the beginning was their ears popping
"I make this suit sing". Priceless.
2:34 - unequal pupillar dilation. Gordo is suffering hemorrhagic stroke here.
Tracy and Gordo were my favorite characters on the show. The whole time I was hoping they were gonna be okay, but seeing blood burst through their makeshift "space suits" made me choke up.
I don't remember having such an ugly cry reaction to a TV death like this 😭.
I was sad that Gordo died but Tracy, I felt for Gordo and how he lost her and that he tried his best, but in the end it wasn’t worth it
I cried :(((
Its sad, but somehow i expect this. What this show knew the best, its killing favorite characters. For season one it was Deke, Gene Kranz, for season one or two it was Thomas Paine - politician, but without him, but as find out in second season someone like him its really needed for whole program. Even that i would love to see all characters to survive, there is a "small" problem, in 1995 which would be take probably season 3, they all would be quit old, they simply need to get there some new characters in order to continue the story. Hate to say, but probably in season 3 it will came time for Ed Baldwin...
Gordo + Tracy, now together forever.
Stunning season finale. So sad :( But also fulfilling!
I really liked Gordo on screen. Big shoes to fill next season.
In terms of the tears i shed for an onscreen death, this show takes the prize with this scene. The idea that these characters are so close to surviving only to end with death is heartbreaking. Sort of reminded me of the Years and Years death scene of the main character Daniel Lyon. When Daniel and his boyfriend Viktor attempt to cross the English Channel in an overcrowded dinghy of migrants to bring Victor home from Spain the boat to capsize in the middle of the night. Viktor survives, but Daniel’s body washes up onshore, dead. Gray. Lifeless. Eyes open. Sort of like how they looked in this death scene.
Duct tape space suit, sounds like a mythbusters episode to me.
It ain't a spacesuit
By the blood and degradation you can see it is just a temporary bandate to (literally) hold them together just long enough for them to reach the controls & not instantly fry by the heat.
It was a one way trip even if they had extensive medical care right the moment of repressuriasion they would have either died to the trauma or been a wreck
It's okay buddy, you can rest now.
Imagine being a network manager or executive producer for this show.
You come to visit the set to see how filming is going and how the budget is being spent. You expect to see some amazing lunar set pieces, cool astronaut costumes, maybe catch a moon gunfight scene being filmed.
But then you see two of the actors wearing gas masks, covered head to toe in duct tape, moon-running across a green-screened sandbox. 😅
Damn show made me tear up.
Why is it the only way to access these connectors maintenance panels, are always from the outside?
You would think since they are having issues with the Russians that will be a security/safety issue, you would think it would more secure to have access from inside the module.
Welp, its a good thing I'm just watching this for the tech and history not for the characters
same, can't wait for some orion-drive ships and casaba-howitzer relativistic missiles
Same, because these are just dumb characters:
1. NASA administrator traitor
2. Amost blind female astronaut that "for sure will return to space"
3. Guy seeing ants in hallucinations that intentonally returns to the Moon
4. Dumb marines unable to recognize completely defenseless Russians
5. Non-English speaking Russian speaking English 😵
+
All of them ignoring orders. This series is an insult to the real astronauts and cosmonauts who knew what means a word "duty"
@@basileus7725 To be fair, tensions are high as well as the lead intake given this is the 80s and that shits still everywhere
The tech in this season was pretty terrible, apart from the season dragon.
@@basileus7725 A traitor, she had to give the Russians something to build trust to allow the Soyuz/Apollo mission to go ahead and allow the Americans to tell the world that the reason the president in the Moscow. Not the fact that they were on the verge of losing there moon base, just had their sea dragon mission blown up by there own space shuttle. An were just all round being out maneuverer and out smarted by the Russians.
Holy shit this emotionally broke me for a bit
I’ll admit, I cried when I saw what happened to them. Both their arcs in the season mirrored each other so much, but in the end they found each other again.
RIP you, two.
i pissed too
God this scene. It was so sad! I was like: well that was that serie, no way they're making another one, and then the cliffhanger. jeez
Bye Bob 🥺😢
Season three is gunna be cod: for all mankind.
Don’t think so, I think they ended the tensions on purpose so the next season can be more space and technological conflicts rather then conflict between one another.
@@calder9157 nah
@@calder9157 Do you think NASA/ESA and Russians will be collaborating on the Mars mission? It will be 1995, and the Soviet Union has fallen. That history timeline never changed much so it can be likely.
@@paulmichaelfreedman8334 Do we know for sure if the Soviet Union falls in this timeline tho? Also I wonder if Chernobyl happens in this timeline or if nuclear advancements on the moon allowed them to prevent the disaster. Then again Chernobyl happened because of money and government secrecy.
@@paulmichaelfreedman8334 I don't think the Soviet Union will fall in this timeline. The Soviets made the mistake of wasting resources in Afghanistan and I think they focus much more infrastructure investments and the Space Program and there economy.
I think ESA should have it own independence space program. An the Chinese should do. Japan as well, this will allow for more wider competition and may be a slight move away from this program focusing solely on the Americans. Which I think is it biggest flaw, give us more of the Soviets an others. I want to see the Soviet Moon base.
damn. their last words were saying ‘i love you’ to each other
Fly me to the moon...
I was wondering if they had taken the two suits from the dead cosmonaut and the dead Marine astronaut from the entrance of the door, patched it up with the remaining duct tape, maybe that would have been enough for both to survive the vacuum longer.
I cant even image the ear pain while depressurization
Every astronaut has ruptured their eardrums at least once.
I think you would actually have 30, since that’s how long you could take before you’d pass out.
Hypoxia sets in at 15 seconds, rendering your bodily functions entirely useless
@@ninjakat77 But they were hyperventilating before so they have more oxygen in their blood.
0 or low pressure environments act on your body worse than being in water and holding your breath. Even so if you try to count their jaunt from depress to the run outside and back they took 30 seconds more or less. Some parts of the scenes outside were double shots from gordo switched to tracy first feeling the effects of a non pressure and the heat. Then the rest of it was synced well enough to count accurately. Definitely more than 17 seconds.
Consensus is no more than 15 seconds. That’s the time it takes for blood with no oxygen to reach the brain, which is when you pass out.
@kylerobertm That's what they did after hyperventilating.
So we're pushing into pretty much 3x times the the length of time they have. It's well shot and sad but they would be unconscious by the time the return run came around. Breathing vacuum once their blood oxygen is gone isn't some super non-optimal way to last a bit longer at the expense of rupturing your lungs everywhere, there's nothing to breath... They're gone pretty much after those switches are flipped.
This made me not want to travel space, it’s great living on our little planet. 😌
Our little planet will (eventually) get dedtroyed, its better to have a backup plan
@@Makkis that’s why other people risk it. 😌
@@DrumToTheBassWoop fair enough
Space is not our friend, nor is it our enemy.
It is completely indifferent as to whether we live or die.
They knew they were going to die, right? Before they walked out that door they knew there was no way they were going to survive this and did it anyway because they had to.
"Bye Bob"
That's a lot of damage. F
Epic
I cried
Who didn't...
I have developed 0 emotional connections to the characters so I didn't
@@westhuizenarchives2614 Gordo looks a lot like a guy I was in love with
Bye Bob...
start the 200 000 mile high club!!!
You are a funny guy! And 6 Kilo pascal club.
I very much doubt they were the first. There were some good looking birds in Jamestown.