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Average Barometric Pressure/Temperatures at Different Altitudes Altitude (Feet) -1,000’ -500’ 0’ 500’ 1,000’ 1,500’ 2,000’ 2,500’ 3,000’ 3,500’ 4,000’ 4,500’ 5,000’ 5,500’ 6,000’ 6,500’ 7,000’ 7,500’ 8,000’ 8,500’ 9,000’ 9,500’ 10,000’ 10,500’ Pressure (PSI) 15.233 14.962 14.694 14.431 14.171 13.916 13.664 13.416 13.172 12.931 12.693 12.460 12.230 12.003 11.779 11.560 11.343 11.130 10.920 10.713 10.509 10.308 10.111 9.917 Temperature ( o F) 62 o 60 o 58 o 57 o 55 o 53 o 51 o 50 o 48 o 46 o 44 o 42 o 41 o 39 o 37 o 35 o 33 o 32 o 30 o 28 o 26 o 25 o 23 o 21 o H 2 O Boiling Point ( o F) 214 o 213 o 212 o 211 o 210 o 209 o 208 o 208 o 207 o 206 o 205 o 204 o 203 o 202 o 201 o 200 o 199 o 198 o 197 o 196 o 196 o 195 o 194 o 193 o Altitude (Feet) 11,000’ 11,500’ 12,000’ 12,500’ 13,000’ 13,500’ 14,000’ 14,500’ 15,000’ 16,000’ 17,000’ 18,000’ 19,000’ 20,000’ 21,000’ 22,000’ 23,000’ 24,000’ 25,000’ 26,000’ 27,000’ 28,000’ 29,000’ 30,000’ Pressure (PSI) 9.725 9.537 9.352 9.169 8.990 8.813 8.639 8.468 8.300 7.972 7.654 7.346 7.049 6.761 6.483 6.214 5.955 5.704 5.462 5.228 5.003 4.785 4.575 4.373 Temperature ( o F) 19 o 17 o 16 o 14 o 12 o 10 o 9 o 7 o 5 o 1 o -1 o -5 o -8 o -12 o -15 o -19 o -22 o -26 o -30 o -33 o -37 o -40 o -44 o -47 o H 2 O Boiling Point ( o F) 192 o 191 o 190 o 189 o 188 o 187 o 186 o 185 o 184 o 182 o 180 o 178 o 176 o 174 o 172 o 170 o 168 o 165 o 163 o 161 o 159 o 157 o 155 o 152 o Source of information: Interactive Atmosphere Simulator at http://www.grc.nasa.gov/WWW/K-12/airplane/atmosi.html = Death Zone – greater than 7,500 meters (24,606 feet) – the zone where the human body uses up its store of oxygen faster than it can be replenished. ~ Submitted by Mark Cox 14
Please join us for the 3rd Annual Salt Lake Countywide Watershed Symposium on August 26 & 27, 2009, hosted by Salt Lake County! This 2-day event, free for everyone, brings together water quality experts, policy makers, environmental advocates and the general public. Preregistration is required by August 14, please contact Lynn Berni at lberni@slco. org, (801) 468-2796 (first 150 people to register will receive a free lunch). Visit us online for the information on featured presentations, field trips, etc., http:// www.waterresources.slco.org/html/ events/WatershedSymposium09.html This picture was taken during a hike up to the Brighton Sister Lakes with Uli as hike leader. Date: July 3, 2009 Location: Brighton Lake Mary ~ Photo by Pam Belangdal It is SO WORTH IT to hop online to see this photo with its vivid colors! Absolutely GORGEOUS!!! 15
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