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you can barely hear de beeb when its at 85.000 ft because its nearly space and in space you can't hear sounds because there is no material, like (H2O) for example, that lets the sound wave travel. thats cool!
wow just wow i loved the way how you used visual and audio to ahow how the pressure of high altitude can affect everyday items i loved it and i would love to do it myslef
It seems very odd that in your data collected, the temperature decreases up untill 50,000ft where it begins to rise. Does temperature rise in decreasing humidity and air pressure? Or does cosmic radiation or distance to the ozone layer play a role in this? The beeping noise, is this to determine the effect a vacuum has on sound, like the vacuum chamber bell experiment? Would love the opportunity to do this.
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i loved the way how you used visual and audio to ahow how the pressure of high altitude can affect everyday items
i loved it and i would love to do it myslef
The beeping noise, is this to determine the effect a vacuum has on sound, like the vacuum chamber bell experiment?
Would love the opportunity to do this.