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July 19th 03, 02:44 AM
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"W. D. Allen Sr." wrote in news:wQYRa.2853
: 44,000 ft altitude means only about 1/7 of the atmospheric pressure at sea level. So it's hard to believe a person could maintain consciousness without oxygen pressure equipment to get to 49,500 feet. The post didn't mention "no oxygen pressure equipment" just no pressue suit and no pressurized cabin. Big difference. 
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