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He's also lucky the chimney for the boiled helium was working properly. Otherwise he (and perhaps some of his comrades) would be dead from asphyxiation. The qu
by falcolas 2y ago
He's also lucky the chimney for the boiled helium was working properly. Otherwise he (and perhaps some of his comrades) would be dead from asphyxiation.
The quenching process isn't exactly something they practice.
- sandworm101 2y agoUnless you are in a closed environment, like a balloon, helium will disapate. Importantly, helium disipates upwards. You pass out, falling to the floor where the incoming air is, but likely will survive.