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ELI5: If you drill a small hole in the ISS spacestation, would you get sucked whole out or would your body seal the hole?
gpt
This has actually happened before. It was a hole in a Soyuz capsule docked to the ISS during Soyuz MS-09

It took special sensors to detect that it was happening, and once they found it, astronaut Alexander Gerst supposedly plugged it with his finger, until a cosmonaut fixed it with kapton tape. It was then repaired properly using epoxy sealant.

So no, you wouldn't get pushed through like spaghetti by the atmospheric pressure just from a small hole drilled in the ISS, but it is still important these holes get patched up before you lose all of your air.