Atmospheric pressure class 8th
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CRUSH huge drums with atmospheric pressure! ??? #shorts #science
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A small amount of water in the drum is heated up; it generates steam, which fills the drum. Then, the drum is sealed, trapping the steam inside the barrel. When we pour cold water on the barrel, the steam inside the drum condenses, and the pressure inside drops dramatically. However, there is still atmospheric pressure outside, which is now greater than the pressure inside. The atmospheric pressure from outside crushes the drum, and the drum implodes! This is a dramatic demonstration of the power of atmospheric pressure, using nothing more than a 55-gallon drum and basic principles of physics. Remember, don't try this at home!
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Earth and Atmospheric Sciences
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Understanding the Past. Informing the Present. Improving the Future.
In Earth and Atmospheric Sciences, we are advancing fundamental research to understand human impacts on our planet and provide technologies and solutions for the future. We foster leaders in science that will go on to solve some of the biggest challenges of the 21st century.
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Atmospheric Science
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Indiana University Atmospheric Science Professor Sara Pryor discusses recent projects.
Atmospheric Sciences Webinar Series Part 3 of 8: From the Past Into the Future
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To celebrate past accomplishments and highlight future challenges at Fall Meeting 2019, the Atmospheric Sciences Section hosted an all-day session of oral presentations by a diverse group of invited speakers – both established and emerging leaders in the field – and all excellent communicators. Topics included ozone depletion and recovery, weather and climate prediction, detection and attribution of climate change, and extreme events, among others.
The 17 March webinar, Part 3 of 8, features presenters Ed Zipser ("Organized" Tropical Convection: Knowns and Unknowns after 50 Years of Focused Research) and Reto Knutti (Success stories, prospects and challenges in predicting long-term climate change).