Would an astronaut’s blood boil in space? (Part II)

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A little knowledge is dangerous, "the Drinking bird", physics toy, proves that astronauts could survive with no adverse affects in what we are told space is. A gas(@ room temperature) that is pressurized into a liquid, sealed in glass, is a very good example of the relationship between a astronaut in a space suit that is pressurized....

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Could you perform the "ball on a turntable experiment, with some variation/s ?" Variation 1#, a turntable with a turntable on its face, spinning both with and against the spin of the turntable, with a ball places on the turntable, held in place to speed is equal.... I have always had a problem with our earth spinning 1k to 1.6k(@ equator), and everything not being ejected off the globe. The turntable and ball, actually give a example of a mechanical system where matter(the ball in the case) remains on the spinning surface. Which might suggest "Gravity is a illusion, occuring out of some as yet not noticed mechanism/s". Also I would love to see a Variation 2#, where we convert the system to 3-D, from 2-D, interaction.... "A globe spinning for the turntable, a balls , disk, and other shapes on its face, reacting.... Thanks,