It is unhealthy to live in a house, apartment, etc. that is near a busy road since this will cause vehicle emissions from the road to also seep into your home. Scientific studies have shown that pollution levels are always much higher next to busy roads. Also, "Children who live within 50 yards of a busy road are more likely to develop Asthma, eczema and hay fever, a study has shown." Dust, tire and diesel engine particles actually cause Allergies. So it's best to find a home 50 meters from a busy road. (http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1026327/Children-live-near-busy-road-likely-develop-allergies-caused-car-fumes.html)
As a health guru, I would advise you to keep all your windows and doors closed to avoid the pollution, get 3 large plants for each 100 square feet of your home and use Duct Tape to seal off any possible air leaks in your windows. Use a 1-way fan such as a modern kitchen stove fan that sucks air outside rather than blowing air inside. However it is recommended to open the windows after a major rainstorm because since that temporarily cleans the air.
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Height under the vault: 33 metres * Height under the roof: 43 metres * Height of the side aisles: 10 metres * Height of the towers: 69 metres * Steps up to the towers: 380 * Height of the spire: 96 metres * Height of the nave: 60 metres * Length of the transept: 14 metres * Length of the choir: 36 metres * Total length: 128 metres * Length of West façade: 43 metres * Width of the nave: 12 metres * Width of the choir: 12 metres * Total width: 40 metres * Width of the transept: 48 metres * Width of the side aisles: 12 metres * Width of West façade: 40 metres * Surface area 4,800 m² * Diameter of the north and south rose windows 13.10 metres * Diameter of the west rose window 9.70 metres
The speed of sound increases by approx 0.6 metres/second for every Celsius degree increase in temperature.
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You can't. Square metres is a area and cubic metres is a volume.
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