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Manuel Lambert
10 April, 23:41
How does elevation affect atmospheric pressure
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Leslie Wheeler
11 April, 02:35
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Elevation has a dramatic change on atmospheric the higher it goes because it gets closer to the ozone level where all the oxygen is being trapped and the closer we get to it the less oxygen there is and the more tense the pressure starts to get
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