Re: [ST] Re: Relative Humidity & Counter-Steering

[Thomas Emberson <thomas@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

don draper wrote:
>   40+ years of flying airplanes for a living taught me to instantly
> recognize when the air I was flying in contained 100+% humidity,... I
> couldn't see anything!  Air with 100+% humidity is called cloud (or
> fog, if it's in contact with the ground).

Cheers!  Sadly I was thinking I've been in 137% RH before, I believe it 
was in a plain, in a rain producing cloud or such  :-)

I don't know if a human could survive 100% RH at 100+ deg F for an 
extended period of time. Without any evaporation to cool the body I 
would think that the internal temperature would just keep on rising.

regards,
Tom

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Thomas Emberson


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