Space Station Crew Safe After Oxygen Supply System Failure

Gizmodo ^ | 15 Oct, 2020 | George Dvorsky

[MtnClimber]

[MtnClimber]

Those Ruskies must have been too busy colluding with Trump and did not hae time to design their Space Station module correctly.

[HBAR223]

Probably had to replace a couple vacuum tubes.

[Campion]

Zvezda construction was actually started *35* years ago, and it has been in space for 20 years. It’s showing its age.

[al baby]

I cant breath !!!!

[dfwgator]

"Screw those Commie bastards, and screw their little wussy space station!"

[Buckeye McFrog]

Hurtle yourself through the icy vacuum of space on a craft constructed by a system that never mastered the Lada or toilet paper.

That Yuri Gagarin was one brave man.

[Track9]

I’m sure their ICBM’s have similar problems.

[dfwgator]

Vladimir Komarov wasn’t so lucky.

[backwoods-engineer]

In Russia, oxygen available only on weekdays.

[PAR35]

I don’t know what your experiences were, but I found Russian toilet paper to be excellent. It looked like brown crepe paper, but it was soft, sturdy, and worked well.

I had always heard that toilet paper got worse the further east you got, but that hasn’t been my experience.

Russian hole in the floor toilets, however, are a different story.

[Mr. Lucky]

Actually, Komarov was somewhat luckier than Gagarin.

Komarov lived to age 40 before Soviet inompetence killed him; Gagarin only made it to 34.

[Mr. K]

You can actually see that if you have some good binoculars.

[dfwgator]

That’s true.

[Mr. K]

I would rather see that than the bleached stuff we use.

[DannyTN]

I hate when the oxygen system fails on my space ship.

[null and void]

That Yuri Gagarin was one brave man.

Indeed he was.

Especially since he wasn't the first cosmonaut in space, just the first to return alive.

[PIF]

So were those before him. Gagain was not the first, but the second. I think the first was the son of an aircraft designer - but its so long now I forget who the players were, but he crash landed in China and survived, but it was so embarrassing it was never made public.

[Gay State Conservative]