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Why is the skin any different than any other part of its body?
Not correct. You need to reread the thread.lendav_rott said:We're simply used to 1 atm, hence we don't feel it. If you can, go to few hundred meters below the ground level, you'll start to feel something's different :D
B737 said:Hello I'm a pilot
I was discussin with a friend about the center of gravity of an aircraft n we didn't agree
This is my question :
We all know that the center of gravity moves forward and aft the question is
Does the center of gravity moves up and down??
Lookin forward for a reply
Thx
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The normal air pressure at sea level is approximately 101.3 N/cm^2.
Air pressure is typically measured using a barometer, which measures the force exerted by the weight of air in a given area.
Air pressure can be affected by temperature, altitude, and weather patterns. As temperature increases, air pressure decreases. As altitude increases, air pressure decreases. And weather patterns, such as high or low pressure systems, can also impact air pressure.
Air pressure can be measured in several units, including N/cm^2, millibars, and inches of mercury. The most commonly used unit is N/cm^2.
Knowing the normal air pressure is important for several reasons. It can help us understand weather patterns, predict changes in weather, and also has implications for aviation, scuba diving, and other activities that are affected by changes in air pressure.