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Isn't the acidity normal in the upper atmosphere? Though I suppose up there the advantage of greater buoyancy might be lost.
by Apocryphon 4y ago
Isn't the acidity normal in the upper atmosphere? Though I suppose up there the advantage of greater buoyancy might be lost.
- idlewords 4y agoAt about 55 kilometers (where it's close to 25 degrees C and maybe 2/3 of standard air pressure) there are clouds of sulfuric acid. I believe you can avoid them by going higher, but then you lose the appeal of having earthlike temperature and pressure.
- m4rtink 4y agoWell, H2S04 provides you with many useful elements if you can process it. :)