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minus-squareatoccilinkfedilink1•1 year agoThis is a good point. It’s definitely a possibility something catastrophic could happen like that, but the small scale of the leaks and amount of extra helium on board makes it very unlikely at least.
minus-square@MartianSands@sh.itjust.workslinkfedilink3•1 year agoOh, sure. It’s not likely to be a serious threat, but not for the reason people keep saying
This is a good point. It’s definitely a possibility something catastrophic could happen like that, but the small scale of the leaks and amount of extra helium on board makes it very unlikely at least.
Oh, sure. It’s not likely to be a serious threat, but not for the reason people keep saying