Air Moves in Response to Pressure Differences

question 99

Essay

Air moves in response to pressure differences. Because air pressure decreases rapidly with increasing height above the surface, there is always a strong pressure gradient force directed upward, much stronger than in the horizontal. Why, then, doesn't the air rush off into space?

Recognize the influence of language on perception and thought, as suggested by the linguistic relativity hypothesis.

Understand the cognitive benefits and characteristics of bilingualism.

Comprehend the concept of intelligence and its various aspects, excluding artistic ability as a common aspect.

Recognize animal cognition capabilities and comparative studies on communication.

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Definitions:

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