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gun‘aititudes. The chiet factor or
. .lflporteace' is the lack ot oxysen b0- niilcsnce in relation to aviation.
‘ cause or the cleanse in pressure. Lieut. John A. Heel-cad)! ot the
A Person- who climb to the too of United states army had reached an
*‘Plkas Peak. which has an altitude altitude or seven miles. A trench
‘. ‘Itjuat under 15.000 teat. sometimes aviator, Jean Csliiso. has been're-
manifest the want 0! osysen by d'il- ported as attainins l height 0! to.-
Ilheu to he more rapid. and there 809 feet. or almost eight miles.
h a sense or pressure in the chest. Providing Oxygen.
. Attempts to scale Mount Everest In reaching such altitudes. the
III the Himalayas have railed tre- aviator must not only provide his
'tlflltly on this account. that mouth body with suflieient omen for
thin being more than tive miles in breathing. but must also supply oxy-
heilht. ten to his motor. The temperature
. Getting Used to It. recorded eight miles in the air is
w. Persons who live resularly in 58 degreee Fahrenheit beiow‘hro.
these hish altitudes are not likely to. Divers worklns in the sea' or in
Outer as greatly as those ascending tunnels must return to the ordinary
“speaks for the first time. Appar- atmosphere gradually so they may
anti: the body becomes acclimated not be overcome by the sickness as-
had adapts itself to the change in sociated with a ohanse in pressure.
conditions. ‘ In the same way. the aviator. re-
In the most recent attempt to turning from the heights. must
leaie Mount Everest. members of adapt himself mdually to the
the expedition succeeded in livins chan which occur when he re-
h with a fair desree of comfort at ap- turns . an atmosphere ot lesser
proximately 20,000 feet, though in density.
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