The depth (in nearest multiple of 10) in m, under the sea, that one must reach for the magnitude of difference in pressure between the inside and outside of a submarine to be the same as that experienced between the inside and outside of a manned spacecraft out in space, is________ m.
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The pressure gradient produced by every metre one goes down under the sea surface is much higher than the pressure gradient a spaceship faces when it goes out in space.
For each metre one goes down under the sea surface, there is a rise of 1 atmosphere pressure, so at a depth of 10,000 m, the pressure is 10000 atmosphere.
To compare, the pressure produced in outer space is around 90 atmosphere in a planet as distant as the Venus.
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