why human body bursts in vaccum?

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anonymous · Answer

no pressure

anonymous · Answer

because since there is no presure exerted on body in vaccum and due to internal body pressure (blood pressure )makes a pressure difference and thats y body burst

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siberman · Answer

It's related to Boyle's law, pressure has an inverse relationship to volume, the lower the pressure, the higher the volume, so a clump of matter, or a person, in a vacuum, would be ripped apart as it's volume adapted to this new pressure environment. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boyle's_law

anonymous · Answer

our body has a high pressure inside so when compared to the outside vaccum which has no atmosphere with gases to cause pressure
so the pressure from inside is not balanced by anything outside(to remain in equilibrium) thereby pressure from inside will rupture the skin.

anonymous · Answer

human body doesn't actually burst in vaccum
u die without oxygen