@ENirenberg There’s a military aviation literature about human responses to hypoxia: “There is large inter-individual variation in hypoxia tolerance, which may, in part, be attributable to the magnitude of the hypoxic ventilatory response and cardiovascul
@CatcatMariaa It was flying at 36 000ft. The period of effective and safe performance of operational tasks following exposure to hypoxia is termed the time-of-useful-consciousness (TUC). At 36 000ft it’s about 15-30s. https://t.co/JewFlsq1us
@Todd48161182 @grizzomble @ok_post_guy @sebastiangood Yes. Not up for debate 🤣 https://t.co/M7cjSWfYaJ https://t.co/gkN0AHOhv5 https://t.co/c5niCeRvU9
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