The fall in atmospheric pressure is not linear with altitude. This is because the air is compressed by the weight of the air on top of it. Pressure increases more rapidly close to the ground.
A Review by Tara Gallagher
A Review by Tara Gallagher
The fall in atmospheric pressure is not linear with altitude. This is because the air is compressed by the weight of the air on top of it. Pressure increases more rapidly close to the ground.