FRIDAY, SEPT. 17, 1926
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
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Upper Air Is Believed by Noted Scientists to Be Much Warmer
Theory Is That Temperature
30 Miles Up Sizzles at
220 Fahrenheit
(Physics Service)
Washington, Sept. 17—An adventurous human being who plans to travel 30 miles away from the earth will do well to include an asbestos overheat in his equipment, a laboratory expert has said that the upper air may sizzle at a temperature above the normal boiling of water, or 220 degrees Fahrenheit.
New evidence which has set meteorologists to speculate on this weather problem has been obtained by a series of experimental explosions set off by scientists in France.
thirty tons of methane were used in setting off four explosions at La Courtine, a point about half way between Paris and the Pyrenees and other places radiating from La Courtine were notified when the explosions were to take place, and recorded the time at which the sound reached
Prof. Charles Maurain, director of the Institut de Physique du Globe, at Paris, has just reported the result of the tests, has assumed that the upper atmosphere is uniform in temperature. Prof. F. Whipple, British meteorologist, studying the experiments, however, finds reason to believe that the temperature begins to rise at about 20 miles and that at 30 miles the heat may reach 220 degrees Fabrenht. He can be hot, instead of about 75 degrees below zero, is also held by Prof. F. A. Lindemann, of Oxford University. The hot upper air theory has been recently questioned, however, by Dr. C. M. Sturner, professor of physics at the University of Virginia, who did not become any warmer with the increase of height.
Washington, Sept. 17, —Kim demonstrations may be barred from the District of Columbia in the future because of the inconvenience to the police department. Last year the Kim announced his and 35,000 came. A burial for police reserves was necessitated.
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