Oxygen Regulator; Supplies Fliers Automatically as Altitude Increases

Title

Oxygen Regulator; Supplies Fliers Automatically as Altitude Increases

Identifier

31449

Abstract

Lack of oxygen, or anoxia, is a peril at high altitudes. At first it creates an illusion of exhilaration and well-being. In a short time vision becomes affected, so that instruments, maps and other planes are blurred. Other senses suffer too. The ears are

Publication Year

1944

Publication Title

New York Times

Publication Date

1944-11-26

URL

Oxygen Regulator; Supplies Fliers Automatically as Altitude Increases

Files

Collection

New York Times

Reference

'Oxygen Regulator; Supplies Fliers Automatically as Altitude Increases', New York Times

Cite As

“Oxygen Regulator; Supplies Fliers Automatically as Altitude Increases,” Past Periodicals, accessed February 26, 2021, https://unsettlingscientificstories.omeka.net/items/show/21609.