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Old August 15th 05, 04:06 PM
Bert Willing
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If the pressure drop is rapid, they need to exhale, otherwise their lungs
will burst. Just like surfacing in scuba diving.

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"Eric Greenwell" a écrit dans le message de news:
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Bucky wrote:

wrote:

40,000 15 seconds
35.000 20 seconds
30,000 30 seconds



I don't get it. Can't a person stay conscious for longer than 30
seconds without breathing? Most people can hold their breath for over
a minute.


If the drop in pressure is rapid, can a person hold in the air? Or perhaps
it is expelled because the pressure in the lungs is double the cabin
pressure?


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