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Yeah that confused me too. You'd definitely need your suit to be watertight (or rather liquid-methane-tight) so that the liquid doesn't touch your skin to preve
by openasocket 7y ago
Yeah that confused me too. You'd definitely need your suit to be watertight (or rather liquid-methane-tight) so that the liquid doesn't touch your skin to prevent immediate frostbite. Maybe you won't need a fully pressurized suit, but that's just so low I feel like you wouldn't be able to survive for long periods without some sort of active heating (i.e. walking around with a portable furnace).