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no mid air in the sky says the scientist from steefal areobotics
New answer. I'm not sure who the scientist from steefal areobotics is or where he got his information but the air is thinner the higher you go in altitude. At sea level the atmospheric pressure is 14.7psi and as you increase the altitude the air pressure becomes less and less. There is 78%nitrogen, 21%oxygen and 1% other inert gases in the atmosphere and that reamins constant but as the air thins out the gases are spread farther apart making the air thinner. When you go up in a jetliner you wouldn't be able to breathe without having the aircraft cabin pressurized. They pressurize the cabin to about the same atmospheric pressure as you would find at 8000 feet and that allows you to breathe without having to add oxygen.
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Droplets of water suspended in the air near the ground?
fog
What is formed when air is cooled to the dew point near the ground?
clouds
When air is cooled to the dew point near the ground it forms stratus clouds?
fog
When air is cooled to the dew point near the ground it is forms stratus cloud called?
fog
In the air it is called a cloud what is it called on the ground?
fog or mist!well DER peopleNa....Tha real answer scientifically is that Fog is a Stratus cloud that forms near the ground..
Why is it more comfortable to excerise in a lower hummidity?
air near the ground becomes warm and expands.warmer air is less dense than cold air and therefore the warm air near the ground rises. air near the ground becomes warm and expands.warmer air is less dense than cold air and therefore the warm air near the ground rises.
What do the air in a tornado do when the funnel touch the ground?
Air near the ground spirals inward and upward in and near the tornado.
When sunlight strikes the ground it warms the ground and the air near it. The warm air near the ground then rises as it expands. What does this process typically result in on the ground?
Cool air rushes in to replace the rising warm air.
When sunlight strikes the ground it warms the ground and the air near it The warm air near the ground then rises as it expands What does this process typically result in on the ground?
Cool air rushes in to replace the rising warm air.
What do raindrops become by passing through a layer of freezing air near the ground?
Raindrops which pass through a layer of freezing air near the ground become sleet.
Why is air fresher near the ground in a fire?
because hot air rises
Droplets of water suspended in the air near the ground?
fog
When air is cooled to the dew point near the ground it form a stratus cloud?
air
What is formed when water vapor near the ground changes into ice?
Air frost - or ground frost
When air near ground is warmed by sunlight what occurs?
When air is reduced to the dew point temperature and is near the ground, a fog is formed. It is a form of a stratus cloud.
The thickest sedimentary deposits are found?
near land. i also do
What is formed when air is cooled to the dew point near the ground?
clouds
