The atmospheric pressure varies with altitude. In fact, every 100 m variation in altitude atmospheric pressure varies from 1 cm of mercury.
As we climbed, the pressure decreases; when we went down, the pressure increases.
ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE
It is known that the Earth is surrounded by a gaseous layer called the atmosphere. The atmosphere exerts on any point on the Earth's surface pressure known by the name atmospheric pressure.
The atmospheric pressure varies with altitude. In fact, every 100 m variation in altitude atmospheric pressure varies from 1 cm of mercury.
As we climbed, the pressure decreases; when we went down, the pressure increases.
The atmospheric pressure varies with altitude. In fact, every 100 m variation in altitude atmospheric pressure varies from 1 cm of mercury.
As we climbed, the pressure decreases; when we went down, the pressure increases.
