No, CO2 will kill you at sufficient concentrations. Spacecraft and submarines need CO2 scrubbers to keep their crews alive. Apollo 13 specifically had plenty of oxygen to return to Earth but CO2 concentration would have killed the crew if they hadn't adapted a CM CO2 scrubber to work in the LEM (or the other way around, I don't remember). The atmosphere could never get to that concentration but it does exist.
Nah, you're just fucking wrong. 10% concentration of CO2 is life threatening. There are plenty of gases that you can breath in any concentration as long as there is sufficient oxygen. Your lungs even specifically detect CO2 because of its toxicity.
No, CO2 will kill you at sufficient concentrations. Spacecraft and submarines need CO2 scrubbers to keep their crews alive. Apollo 13 specifically had plenty of oxygen to return to Earth but CO2 concentration would have killed the crew if they hadn't adapted a CM CO2 scrubber to work in the LEM (or the other way around, I don't remember). The atmosphere could never get to that concentration but it does exist.
Found the space fag.
nah trees will soak it up. mother nature is great huh?
That doesn't really address my point. I even mentioned that the atmosphere could not get to that concentration.
too much of anything will kill you. you're a clown to try to make this point.
Nah, you're just fucking wrong. 10% concentration of CO2 is life threatening. There are plenty of gases that you can breath in any concentration as long as there is sufficient oxygen. Your lungs even specifically detect CO2 because of its toxicity.
nah they get it all.