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Originally Posted by novaderrik
true, but there is less of every other gas as you go up higher, too, which means less pressure on you.
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True, I understand this well.
Less O2 because of less pressure, less of other gasses because of less pressure. Less 02 is what is "noticed" along with perhaps a slight adjustment in the nasal cavity.
There are other problems you may notice due to long exposure at high altitudes directly related to lower gas pressure but I really am interested in my original questions and would like to get back on topic.