Space Smells Of STEAK Say NASA

Let's ask Superman, he can fly into space without exploding. Maybe he can tell us what space smells like.

i wonder what uranus smells like?

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How can you experience smells in a vacuum ?

Originally posted by reugen
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How can you experience smells in a vacuum ?

Exactly...

The original article points out that astronaut's space suits smell like steak after they come back from a spacewalk, but that doesn't mean that space smells that way. I suspect that cosmic radiation or solar rays are causing a chemical change in the suits to make them smell that way. The suits are probably not "picking up" the odor of space.

Even if it were possibly for a human to "take a whiff" of space, there probably are not enough molecules in space for a human nose top detect ANY smell. (by the way, space is only a "near vacuum" -- not a total vacuum. There are some free-floating molecules of matter out there in open space.)

Wow this is a real slap in the face to the vegetarians aspiring to become astronauts!!

So is this kinda like smelling a bad oder in the room you are in, only to later find out it was your own BO

Could this just be the stank emanated from our planet?...

**edited to add: Okay after reading some posts I see my questions are basically answered. I'll leave my questions for theatrical value

[edit on 17-11-2008 by Lucid Lunacy]

Just read this article today and found this old thread:

They can't smell it while they're actually bobbing in it, because the interiors of their space suits just smell plastic-y. But upon stepping back into the space station and removing their helmets, they get a strong, distinctive whiff of the final frontier. The odor clings to their suit, helmet, gloves and tools.

www.space.com...

Learn something new everyday...

More on the matter:

www.space.com...

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My question was always the same - how did they determine it was "steak"? I mean brisquet has a similar smell.
Good to see you out and about boncho.

CJ

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I often wondered what "space" smelled like !

That is too cool !


S&F

This now opens the door to many questions as to how this man transcribed these old work and got the same thing.

Vatican Hebrew translation

He said that the sky smelled like burnt flesh.

The earliest writings, as he claims, was written in Amorite or Sumerian and then translated by the Babylonians in 600 or 800 a.d., and they inserted their own thoughts and beliefs. Hebrew did not exist as a language at the time of the writings.

So how did they know that in 600 to 800 a d that space smells like burnt flesh.
Well looks like NASA just verified what this text was talking about.

So how did they know? Who new? What beings were from space?
And how did they know how it smelled like?

Interesting.

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Interesting perspective indeed. Thanks for that knowledge!

CJ

the first thing i thought which i dont know if anyone hinted upon except the poster a few above me alluding to the burnt flesh,,,.,.. could this just be that the astronuts themselves were being slightly cooked by uv and other particles which can possibly have different effects on a humans body without dealing with the earths magnetosphere and atmosphere,,,,

basically could it be that the humans were being cooked,, and are what caused the cooked steak smell?

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Could it be that ALL the burnt sacrifices, to God, were in fact, a sensory thing, instead of a spiritual one?


Hmmmm.

Great find indeed, and thought provoking, I might say.........

Originally posted by ColoradoJens
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My question was always the same - how did they determine it was "steak"? I mean brisquet has a similar smell.
Good to see you out and about boncho.

CJ

I was mostly wondering if it smelled like Filet or New York Strip-loin. Filet is much sweeter smelling with the hint of bacon. But they say it was unpleasant so I'm guessing it's not that.

Originally posted by boncho

Originally posted by ColoradoJens
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My question was always the same - how did they determine it was "steak"? I mean brisquet has a similar smell.
Good to see you out and about boncho.

CJ

I was mostly wondering if it smelled like Filet or New York Strip-loin. Filet is much sweeter smelling with the hint of bacon. But they say it was unpleasant so I'm guessing it's not that.

If it was unpleasant, it was obviously the filet. Filet of sphincter.

I am interested in the link to ancient hebrew accounts of the "sky smelling of flesh".

I have a thread on the literal translation of the bible by Mauro Biglino, and that is one of the points brought up in it.


Mauro Biglino: Unexpected Bible - Translating it literally (1 of 6) - Eng. subs

They had a perfume company create a scent that was akin to burning meat, to get astronauts used to this scent for their cells sough and this scent is overwhelming.

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More unexpected info. How totally bizarre and interesting. Thanks for posting that!

CJ

He is to wash the inner parts and the legs with water, and the priest is to burn all of it on the altar. It is a burnt offering, an offering made by fire, an aroma pleasing to the LORD.~Leviticus 1:9

Originally posted by ColoradoJens
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More unexpected info. How totally bizarre and interesting. Thanks for posting that!

CJ

Not sure why but the whole "space smelling like burnt flesh thing" is reminding me of the movie Event Horizon.


www.kindertrauma.com...

I would like to know exactly which translations of the bible are saying space smelled like burnt flesh though. I scanned through some links to that translator but I only found stuff related to earthly offerings.

Originally posted by sonnny1

He is to wash the inner parts and the legs with water, and the priest is to burn all of it on the altar. It is a burnt offering, an offering made by fire, an aroma pleasing to the LORD.~Leviticus 1:9

These are all offerings made on land being referred to?

Still not sure why the Lord likes dead flesh, that in itself is pretty interesting when compared to the smell of space.

God is one creepy dude.

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Since I can't remember which video alludes to those passages of the burnt offerings and goes into this, I posted the first one, so you'll have to watch for yourself.

I also have his book.

All passages on the burnt offerings, and the literal translation is really interesting.

Elohim were annanuki by the way.

I already have a thread on this. The video is posted for people who are truly interested to research. Some are seekers.