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It's not really just "a bit of a seating issue", Soyuz landings are very hard and the seat liners are moulded to your body by you literally sitting in a tub of
by voidUpdate 2y ago
It's not really just "a bit of a seating issue", Soyuz landings are very hard and the seat liners are moulded to your body by you literally sitting in a tub of plaster. They are there to support every part of your body to prevent injury, and I very much doubt you could just use someone else's or have a "default" one do the job without a lot of pain
- silverquiet 2y agoIf the option is a lot of pain or possibly never returning to Earth, then it seems like a rather easy choice, doesn't it? Not to mention I'd bet that NASA/Russia have enough engineering talent to figure something out in regards to seat cushioning.