How do temperature and pressure affect each other in the cockpit?

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I'm a pilot for a cargo airline and I was doing some web browsing around looking for some information regarding a cockpit conversation we were having at work and came across your site!

I wouldn't call myself a science "expert" but I'm a science geek, and flying long haul makes me feel like I'm living in a world I enjoy studying.

From being marveled by weather phenomena to watching auroras to the thrill of experiencing the miracle of powered flight, it's pure joy to see the world and universe's treasures!

The discussion we were having was regarding the physics laws regarding the relationships between temperature and pressure.

Here's a video that sparked the discussion!

https://1drv.ms/v/s!AtuYIumiulODhjf6cXEcvnR0-Zcc?e=mRGFMv
 
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Welcome to the forum. Always nice to have a person that loves their work (even greater to BE such a person so as my buddy in Australia says "good on ya").
 
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