What happens to astronauts who die in space and whose bodies cannot be brought back to Earth?

1. When astronauts enter space, although everyone feels very glorious and glorious, it will also bring a certain threat to astronautsOtherwise, it is brought to the earth by means for burial, so astronauts will leave their last words before entering space.

Second, in fact, if the body of the space astronaut who died continues to drift in space, it will be relatively very dangerous, and it is easy to have a huge impact on the nearby artificial satellite or artificial spacecraft, and if the two sides collide, there may be countless spacecraft debris that will form a vicious circle, which will hinder human exploration and discovery of spaceTherefore, it is best to freeze and decompose the bodies of astronauts for the bodies of the victims, which is the safest way to dispose of them.

3. Up to now, more than 20 astronauts have dedicated their precious lives to the cause of human astronautics, several of them have been successfully transported back to the earth for burial, but some of them are still forever left in space, it can be said that the astronaut is very great, he deserves to be remembered forever.

Fourth, the body can be hidden in the space capsule can be sealed by special technology, and after the mission is completed, the body can be brought back to the earth for burial, the second method is to freeze it urgently, because it is a weightless environment in space, if you don't do this, shake it slightly, the body will decompose, which makes them can only continue to float in space.

Therefore, space astronauts have made great contributions to the space cause of our human race, so scientists have to find ways to ensure the safety of their lives.

The solution, of course, is to let the astronauts freeze it or dissolve it in the capsule.

It should be cremated, after all, if you bring it back to Earth, it may be a big disaster, and if you bring it back and deal with it, it will increase the danger.

If there are conditions, the body of the astronaut will still be brought back to Earth for disposal, and if the conditions do not allow it, the body will be left directly in space.

This method of treatment may be disassembled in space, or it may be brought back to Earth by some professional means to deal with it.

I don't know how to deal with it, it should be in the space capsule, right? They may freeze the body.

Personally, I don't think you can put it in space, because it will cause space debris in space, which will destroy other ships.

Is it possible to use special technology to dispose of these dead astronaut corpses in the space capsule? It's not clear.

This is because if an astronaut is killed in space, the cost of bringing it back to Earth is very large, and the body will have bacteria or decay, so it is inconvenient to transport the body back to Earth, which needs to go through many steps and will also bring unnecessary trouble. So the body cannot be brought back to Earth.

Because the cost of bringing the body back to Earth is too high, and there will be a lot of harm. Because the transportation cost is relatively large, it may cause bacterial contamination, and it will also cause other harms, and it may also cause others to get sick, so it cannot be brought back to the earth.

Because the body has been decomposed in the environment of space, the sun's rays are particularly strong, and all the water of the body has evaporated, and it cannot be brought back to Earth intact.

The body will carry a lot of mutated bacteria, which will cause pollution, and the body will decay at an accelerated rate on the earth, and the consequences will be serious.

In the event of the death of an astronaut, his body can be sent to Earth along with the first available cargo. However, it is possible only to carry out the tasks of the ISS. In fact, the spacecraft was already loaded with astronauts, and there was not enough space to transport the corpses.

The risk of contamination for other astronauts will be very high. If we take into account that the entire Martian mission will take at least three years, the burial of the remains is impossible. The astronauts arrived at the ISS in good health. Accidents can happen, especially during spacewalks.

Since the beginning of space exploration, 18 astronauts have died, 14 of them astronauts from NASA. However, at the same time, many people may wonder what will happen if an astronaut dies on the space station. What will happen to their remains?

After the astronauts were already loaded, there was simply not enough space to transport the bodies again. Moreover, even if the corpses were moved in, the risk of infection for other astronauts would increase. In addition, each mission carried out by astronauts is long-term, ranging from a few months to several years, and it is unlikely that the body will be transported back to Earth for burial.

If an astronaut dies in the course of a mission, people will try to get the body right in the first place. As for whether it can be shipped back, it depends on the actual situation! After all, after an accident, the situation can get complicated.

The remains of the dead astronauts will only be taken into account if the lives of other astronauts are safeguarded.

The physical fitness of astronauts is incomparable to ordinary people, and they will not have "airsickness" or heart attacks. Moreover, the environment in the spacecraft or space station is quite safe, and astronauts generally do not encounter dangerous incidents in the space station. Astronauts need to carry out tasks outside the space station, and while ropes can keep them from drifting away, there are "bullets" everywhere in space.

Humans have adapted to the atmospheric pressure on Earth, and once exposed to a vacuum without air pressure, the gases in the human body begin to expand and the liquid becomes gas. The water in the muscles also turned into water vapor, which collected under the astronaut's **, causing his ** area to expand to twice the normal area.

In any case, this seemingly lofty profession is actually full of dangers. We should treat those astronauts who dare to break out of the earth and explore the universe, and we should have an attitude of admiration for them, not just blindly envy them.

The reason for this is that after the astronaut returns to the earth, he will have some diseases, and he is also afraid that some harmful substances in space will be brought to the earth. Therefore, if he dies, he will not be transported back to Earth.

Because it is very difficult and dangerous to get them back to Earth, astronauts who die on the space station will not be transported back to Earth.

Because the temperature in space is very high, the cosmic rays are also relatively high, which will speed up the decomposition of the corpse, and when it is brought back to Earth, it will no longer look like a human.

Because the environment will change a lot, it will lead to the decay of the corpse, and it will also carry a large number of germs. The stakes are very high.

It is not allowed to be brought back to Earth, because we do not know much about the universe, and the astronauts who have died may have some ultraviolet rays on them, and there may also be some bacteria, which will not be brought back to Earth.

Astronauts who die in space can be brought back to Earth because their families want to see them for the last time, and the motherland will not abandon them.