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How are there "no injuries" after that?!?	by oot	2011-04-02 05:30:25
Common misconception	by cokish	2011-04-02 06:10:18
IIRC the change in airpressure is rather limited. Something the human body can cope with. For example, at 30ft the air pressure is 1/3rd of the normal pressure. Rapid changes from 1 (Sea level) atmosphere to .33 (30000ft) and vice verse aren't that disruptive (if you are a healthy person) but still not recommended (as it hurts plenty). But I'm not an expert.
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The Eustachian tube disproves intelligent design	by oot	2011-04-02 06:46:49
It's not as though they would just drop	by BloodyViking	2011-04-02 08:02:25
Do you want your eustachian tubes full of mucus?	by kahuana	2011-04-02 08:27:49
Um no. Your numbers are off.	by CALL-198	2011-04-02 12:36:37
Sorry, I see now that you meant 30 000 ft.	by CALL-198	2011-04-02 12:40:02
Sorry, I didn't see this when I clicked reply. (n/t)	by kahuana	2011-04-02 12:42:08
I think the first 30ft was supposed to be 30,000ft	by kahuana	2011-04-02 12:41:13

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