If you get launched into space with no oxygen aboard your spacecraft, will you eventually die?

Answer 1

You better know it... If you have no oxygen in your system, there's nothing for your cells to perform cellular respiration on (which gives us energy)

Answer 2

actually a loss of oxygene in space comes along with the loss of its pressure acting on you
BAD IDEA
water boiles at 20°C without atmospheric pressure. So this may cause a sudden embolia within your blood circulation.

unfortunatly a russian crew already had to experience this onboard a capsule undocking from the old saljut space station. A depressurization valve had a malfunction and the crew was dead within minutes. they managed to land the capsule by remote, but it was way too late.

so you will not eventually die, you will definedly die.

Answer 3

Let me ask you this. If you were locked in an airtight room on earth, would you die when the oxygen runs out?
A spaceship is just like an airtight room.

Answer 4

Not long after closing the hatches.....

Assuming you're removing the oxygen in the air that is

Answer 5

YES! You would die very quick, your body would not have oxygen and would shut down

Answer 6

With no oxygen u are all ready dead. If the oxygen drops below 19.5% u are unconscious.

Answer 7

Without a crazy advanced plant or conversion machine, yes and very quickly - you'd have only the air in your lungs when you stepped in!

Answer 8

yes even before you make it to space. It would be hard to survive even just one minute in a vacuum.

Answer 9

Why? You thinkin about it? Let me know what happens...well--if I dont here from you I guess we will all know the answer to that one...DUH....