In a message dated 9/30/1999 4:00:01 PM, degen@telcel.net.ve writes: << lack of atmospheric pressure would lower water boiling point so much that at normal ambient temperature it would completely evaporate, >> Elian; Lowering the pressure 'raises' the boiling point of water not lower it.........ever try to cook a pot of rice at 9,000 feet? :-) While I am sure that the lack of any discernible atmospheric pressure would have deletrious effects on the thingee I don't know what those effects would be, but your scenario is as reasonable as anything I could come up with. As for the "pianists in space" I have at least two that I would like to send along with your choices :-) Jim Bryant (FL)
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