HUMAN REACTIONS IN UPPER ATMOSPHERE
I (Received 10 . londoJ „„„ , „ . N, Jmuary I. ie Brussels corresp ondtipf J rj ws Chronicle” sa ~, • ' . , , , , , , vs experiments ch the scjr .,; tist Pro . ? r Piccard, beljc, v/iII revolu . ise alr transportj were eonduc , od a specally-rnad scal( , d cell in ch Lieutenant hoMer of tho alUl “ de rp %rd, and Dr. Abrais were to spen d wcek undo] , Kire cquwaler/t t[) an altitude of 00 feet.
Khe object fo recor< j j,mlan reaction) 1 during: a long spell i the upper | tmosp l iere> vfter six <W ; , in , ilo ce ex , ‘»nonl ] as t night, owing to , Abraham., Co ;i| a p SUl g. He recovid as the /“altitude”’ pressure was tdually l°Vercd, but Colonel Silm<;r s. wi J(> wag j n c j iar g e 0 f the pcnmiw decided that it was be™m^ngerous. /Abrahams and Lieutenant Stijn from the cell locking very I tit
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Northern Advocate, 3 January 1938, Page 5
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