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It's like in the airplane, but reverse. In ascent, the air volume can naturally squeeze out. On descent however the air won't normally squeeze in easily. I can
by the_gipsy 4y ago
It's like in the airplane, but reverse. In ascent, the air volume can naturally squeeze out. On descent however the air won't normally squeeze in easily.
I can open my eustachean tubes voluntarily with a yawning-like maneuver. Otherwise you have to pinch your nose and force the air either with your tongue and throat, or lungs.