If you think about it, you can understand that the amount of oxygen in the air becomes less as your altitude increases. With each breath, you get less O2 to keep you conscious and alive. And as you consider this, you can probably figure out that altitude affects people differently. There is what is called a threshold for the medical condition called altitude sickness (acute mountain sickness) that begins at about 8,000 feet, or about 2,400 meters. Blood chemistry changes in response to decreasing air pressure as we gain altitude. The process is a bit involved, it's complex, and it takes a bit of study. And it's not all about just the oxygen. It's the law of partial pressures of gases and (more importantly) the pathophysiological response. The bottom line here is that different individuals are affected differently by increases in altitude. Some are more susceptible to the negative affects of those changes in altitude than others. Peoples that live at altitude actually have "different" blood to cope with the reduced oxygen higher up. And that's just one example of differences between people. Some adventurers have actually climbed Mount Everest (29,000+ feet) without supplemental oxygen, but they are rare birds, and risk their lives to do that. We may have confused you, though it was not the intent. Consider that Andean peoples have lived at high altitudes for thousands of years and think nothing of it. Visitors to the natives at those altitudes might experience light headedness or dizziness. Loss of breath is possible, as are headaches, tingling in the limbs and swelling (edema). And the list goes on. But you're getting the picture. Use the link below to review what we call altitude sickness. That's about the best we can do. Feel free to return after your research and post more. Links can be found below.
I have never tried it before but I'm sure if you wear a special suit you will be able to breathe.if not you will swell up and your body will just get to big.
it turns CO2 (which we cant breath in) into Oxygen. Then we breathe out CO2
Because the average temperature is -353 degrees and they would freeze to death.
One of the living things is trees. Without trees we can not breathe.
No, there is not enough atmosphere on Pluto to breathe. Pluto is also too cold for a polar bear.
There are many toxic gases in the air or atmosphere in Venus.
sound cant travel on an asteroid because it has no atmosphere. it could travel through it.
Sound can travel on the moon because there is no atmosphere. Space is a vacuum that does not allow sound to travel.
On the moon, you cannot breathe without a spacesuit as there is no atmosphere. You cannot hear sound waves as there is no air for them to travel through. Additionally, you cannot experience weather patterns like rain or wind due to the lack of atmosphere.
No they cant breathe.
Ganymede, a moon of Jupiter, lacks a significant atmosphere. Without an atmosphere to provide oxygen for respiration, humans and most living organisms would be unable to breathe on Ganymede.
The Moon has no atmosphere, only vacuum. There is nothing for the sound waves to travel in.
no they cant
Because there's nothing out there to breathe.
Rockets aren't necessarily good for space travel they are a necessity. You cant leave earth without a rocket... you wont be able to break through the atmosphere.
You choke them until they cant breathe
Because there's no air or other form of atmosphere. Sound need some sort of medium to travel through.