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In Star Wars: Episode VIII - The Last Jedi, after

Leia gets blasted out of the ship and uses the force to enter it again, a door opens and she enters a non air locked area.

How does she re-enter the ship without exposing it to space and killing everybody?

I think that this was a major realism mistake and I am hoping that there is an explanation for it!

In Star Wars: Episode VIII - The Last Jedi, after

Leia gets blasted out of the ship and uses the force to enter it again, a door opens and she enters a non air locked area.

How does she re-enter the ship without exposing it to space and killing everybody?

I think that this was a major realism mistake and I am hoping that there is an explanation for it!

In Star Wars: Episode VIII - The Last Jedi, after Leia gets blasted out of the ship and uses the force to enter it again, a door opens and she enters a non air locked area.

How does she re-enter the ship without exposing it to space and killing everybody?

I think that this was a major realism mistake and I am hoping that there is an explanation for it!

In Star Wars: Episode VIII - The Last Jedi, after

Leia gets blasted out of the ship and uses the force to enter it again, a door opens and she enters a non air locked area.

How does she re-enter the ship without exposing it to space and killing everybody?

I think that this was a major realism mistake and I am hoping that there is an explanation for it!

In Star Wars: Episode VIII - The Last Jedi,

after Leia gets blasted out of the ship and uses the force to enter it again, a door opens and she enters a non air locked area.

How does she

re-enter the ship without exposing it to space and killing everybody?

I think that this was a major realism mistake and I am hoping that there is an explanation for it!

In Star Wars: Episode VIII - The Last Jedi, after Leia gets blasted out of the ship and uses the force to enter it again, a door opens and she enters a non air locked area.

How does she re-enter the ship without exposing it to space and killing everybody?

I think that this was a major realism mistake and I am hoping that there is an explanation for it!