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I don’t understand how air can blow inside the car because where is the oxygen going?
07-01-2021, 09:52 AM
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you're a retard.
07-01-2021, 09:55 AM
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lol OP
if the cars were air tight two things would happen
1. they would always float indefinitely when they fall in the water but we see they sink within seconds
2. the air pressure would increase until it reaches an equilibrium with what the fan can support and every time you open your car door you would hear a whoosh sound with the air escaping.
if the cars were air tight two things would happen
1. they would always float indefinitely when they fall in the water but we see they sink within seconds
2. the air pressure would increase until it reaches an equilibrium with what the fan can support and every time you open your car door you would hear a whoosh sound with the air escaping.
07-01-2021, 11:17 AM
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Saying it’s not airtight doesn’t really make sense because it’s glass and metal, the same materials you’d have in a submersible.
Especially in airtight German type cars where you can’t even hear noise outside.
Since when does air transmutate through glass and metal. Maybe I’m missing something but on a molecular level oxygen particles can’t travel through glass and metal.
Or if it does wouldn’t it take some amount of pressure? It’s not like it’s a pressurized cabin.
Nobody seems to explain how air escapes so easily when there’s no place for the air to travel through. And so much more air comes in than can squeeze out through micro gaps or whatever.
Especially in airtight German type cars where you can’t even hear noise outside.
Since when does air transmutate through glass and metal. Maybe I’m missing something but on a molecular level oxygen particles can’t travel through glass and metal.
Or if it does wouldn’t it take some amount of pressure? It’s not like it’s a pressurized cabin.
Nobody seems to explain how air escapes so easily when there’s no place for the air to travel through. And so much more air comes in than can squeeze out through micro gaps or whatever.
07-01-2021, 11:21 AM
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Originally Posted By KingSWRV⏩
You’ve got to be trolling...Saying it’s not airtight doesn’t really make sense because it’s glass and metal, the same materials you’d have in a submersible.
Especially in airtight German type cars where you can’t even hear noise outside.
Since when does air transmutate through glass and metal. Maybe I’m missing something but on a molecular level oxygen particles can’t travel through glass and metal.
Or if it does wouldn’t it take some amount of pressure? It’s not like it’s a pressurized cabin.
Nobody seems to explain how air escapes so easily when there’s no place for the air to travel through. And so much more air comes in than can squeeze out through micro gaps or whatever.
Especially in airtight German type cars where you can’t even hear noise outside.
Since when does air transmutate through glass and metal. Maybe I’m missing something but on a molecular level oxygen particles can’t travel through glass and metal.
Or if it does wouldn’t it take some amount of pressure? It’s not like it’s a pressurized cabin.
Nobody seems to explain how air escapes so easily when there’s no place for the air to travel through. And so much more air comes in than can squeeze out through micro gaps or whatever.
07-01-2021, 11:53 AM
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Originally Posted By SmillironS⏩
No. Please explain like I’m 5. Seriously. Like I understand I’m missing something but put it into words.You’ve got to be trolling...
I’m usually smart about most things but I honestly don’t get this one.
I keep imagining looking through a microscope and having oxygen molecules and glass molecules and the oxygen not being able to pass through.
Same with metal. And all the door linings are hard rubbers so same with that. The only other opening I can think of is the AC ducts but those are the very thing pushing air IN so how can it get out that way with so much air blowing in and with the cycle cabin button turned off so the air is supposedly sucked in coming from outside. But then what?
07-01-2021, 11:55 AM
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Stick to your VR worlds bro. Real life too complicated.
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07-01-2021, 11:57 AM
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07-01-2021, 12:00 PM
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Originally Posted By Tanerian⏩
At least in VR the physics are something I can predict and make sense to what I imagine they would be like.Stick to your VR worlds bro. Real life too complicated.
You’re acting like you can explain it IRL… go ahead…
07-01-2021, 12:13 PM
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07-01-2021, 12:24 PM
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Originally Posted By wincel⏩
How TF would you know?Japanese is always tighter gnomesaiyan
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07-01-2021, 01:04 PM
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07-01-2021, 04:42 PM
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Originally Posted By batmanman⏩
I have never noticed such a thing in any car I ever hadTheres vents at the back you dork, normally in the back window, trunk, or behind back seat that let it flow out you UGLY!
Are you sure? My back seats look solid
And the trunk is closed too? Why would it go in the trunk?
07-01-2021, 07:22 PM
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Originally Posted By WiseOldApe⏩
Don't know if cars have a hermetic seal
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07-01-2021, 07:27 PM
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If it got in then how did it go out?
Pretty sure there a chitload of places for it to escape
But.. a/c's themselves are complicated little units. Why dont you look up what comprises them?
There are a lot of processes to it PLUS theres different machinery compressing and moving the air around
Pretty sure there a chitload of places for it to escape
But.. a/c's themselves are complicated little units. Why dont you look up what comprises them?
There are a lot of processes to it PLUS theres different machinery compressing and moving the air around
07-01-2021, 07:29 PM
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Think about how dangerous it is to sleep in your car. You could actually run out of air and die
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Originally Posted By KingSWRV⏩
Cars are not air tight. There's vents and gaps everywhereNo. Please explain like I’m 5. Seriously. Like I understand I’m missing something but put it into words.
I’m usually smart about most things but I honestly don’t get this one.
I keep imagining looking through a microscope and having oxygen molecules and glass molecules and the oxygen not being able to pass through.
Same with metal. And all the door linings are hard rubbers so same with that. The only other opening I can think of is the AC ducts but those are the very thing pushing air IN so how can it get out that way with so much air blowing in and with the cycle cabin button turned off so the air is supposedly sucked in coming from outside. But then what?
I’m usually smart about most things but I honestly don’t get this one.
I keep imagining looking through a microscope and having oxygen molecules and glass molecules and the oxygen not being able to pass through.
Same with metal. And all the door linings are hard rubbers so same with that. The only other opening I can think of is the AC ducts but those are the very thing pushing air IN so how can it get out that way with so much air blowing in and with the cycle cabin button turned off so the air is supposedly sucked in coming from outside. But then what?
Statistically the volume of oxygen in a car is replaced 3x an hour for 1 individual
07-02-2021, 07:00 AM
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Originally Posted By KingSWRV⏩
Go drive your airtight car into the river OP and let us know how you get onI have never noticed such a thing in any car I ever had
Are you sure? My back seats look solid
And the trunk is closed too? Why would it go in the trunk?
Are you sure? My back seats look solid
And the trunk is closed too? Why would it go in the trunk?
07-02-2021, 07:11 AM
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07-02-2021, 07:36 AM
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07-02-2021, 07:41 AM
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07-02-2021, 07:44 AM
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There is an air intake which uses outside air or you can use recirculating air which blocks off the outside air intake. The ac just cools the air, it's not like it produces a new type of low oxygen air. Also it's not a pressuried vessel
07-02-2021, 07:46 AM
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