One time when I first found out still water was a thing I had a dream where me and my friends were at my house and there was a pool in the back btw I don’t have a pool irl but I accidentally fell but I jumped for someone reason and there was a bunch of worms in the water so I cried in that dream so hard i basically could’ve cried a still water tsunami
For those who don’t know Dead air" refers to enclosed spaces where oxygen is dangerously depleted by rusting metals, decaying matter, or accumulating asphyxiant gases. It is an invisible, odorless hazard. In such areas, rapid asphyxiation and cognitive impairment can occur, making specialized gas detection critical before entry.The Danger: Asphyxiation and DisplacementNormal atmospheric air contains roughly 21% oxygen and 0.04% carbon dioxide. In enclosed, unventilated spaces (like abandoned mines, deep wells, ship holds, or sealed rooms), the oxygen can be completely consumed or pushed out.Depletion: Rusting metal (oxidation) or rotting organic material consumes the available oxygen in the room over time.Displacement: Heavier, inert gases like nitrogen, methane, or carbon dioxide—collectively known as blackdamp or choke damp—settle into low points and displace the oxygen.Physical Effects of Low OxygenAs the oxygen (O₂) percentage in the air drops, the human body suffers a cascade of severe, rapid symptoms:≤ 19.5%: The typical lower limit for a safe, breathable working environment.~ 16%: A flame lamp will go out. You may notice a slight increase in breathing rate and heart palpitations.~ 14%: Impaired judgment, poor coordination, and faulty decision-making begin to manifest.≤ 12%: Cardiac damage, rapid loss of consciousness, and brain damage occur quickly.Safety Measures and DetectionRelying on physical senses or a traditional flame lighter is highly unreliable and dangerous. The most secure way to handle confined or unventilated spaces includes:Gas Monitors: Never enter a dead-air zone without a calibrated Oxygen and CO2 Detector to monitor atmospheric levels in real-time.Emergency Breathing: In professional or emergency situations, workers rely on MineARC Systems refuge chambers or standalone oxygen sources to survive entrapment.if you have questions ask me.
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Always wear a mask 😭🙏
That shit looks radioactive
The fuck is this soundtrack? People’s choices……..
Buddy is in S.T.A.L.K.E.R.
Yo is it normal to have it in my house 💀😭🙏
“Those who know” ahh moment 😭
is it drinkable
Urbex
That air was moving, there's good airflow. When the particles barely move, thats when you're fucked.
I have a little dead air in my house BECAUSE OF MY DOGS SHITE
Dead air is litterally air and i even have dead air in my house rn 😐
Yes there is when your parachute gets stuck within 2000m above ground
😮😮
Untill you find a sink with red blood☠️
That’s not dead air if you can see a draft lol
That’s just dusty air vro😭✌️
yes song sounds more deadly and its name is yes very much deadly than this crap
Dust?
What’s dead ait
IT IT BAD MY HOMES AIR LOOKS ALMOST THE EXACT SAME AS THAT 🥹
One time when I first found out still water was a thing I had a dream where me and my friends were at my house and there was a pool in the back btw I don’t have a pool irl but I accidentally fell but I jumped for someone reason and there was a bunch of worms in the water so I cried in that dream so hard i basically could’ve cried a still water tsunami
Dead air? You mean dust?
Why i always carry a army grade gas mask that can block our dead air (co2)
squatters on crack😪
For those who don’t know Dead air" refers to enclosed spaces where oxygen is dangerously depleted by rusting metals, decaying matter, or accumulating asphyxiant gases. It is an invisible, odorless hazard. In such areas, rapid asphyxiation and cognitive impairment can occur, making specialized gas detection critical before entry.The Danger: Asphyxiation and DisplacementNormal atmospheric air contains roughly 21% oxygen and 0.04% carbon dioxide. In enclosed, unventilated spaces (like abandoned mines, deep wells, ship holds, or sealed rooms), the oxygen can be completely consumed or pushed out.Depletion: Rusting metal (oxidation) or rotting organic material consumes the available oxygen in the room over time.Displacement: Heavier, inert gases like nitrogen, methane, or carbon dioxide—collectively known as blackdamp or choke damp—settle into low points and displace the oxygen.Physical Effects of Low OxygenAs the oxygen (O₂) percentage in the air drops, the human body suffers a cascade of severe, rapid symptoms:≤ 19.5%: The typical lower limit for a safe, breathable working environment.~ 16%: A flame lamp will go out. You may notice a slight increase in breathing rate and heart palpitations.~ 14%: Impaired judgment, poor coordination, and faulty decision-making begin to manifest.≤ 12%: Cardiac damage, rapid loss of consciousness, and brain damage occur quickly.Safety Measures and DetectionRelying on physical senses or a traditional flame lighter is highly unreliable and dangerous. The most secure way to handle confined or unventilated spaces includes:Gas Monitors: Never enter a dead-air zone without a calibrated Oxygen and CO2 Detector to monitor atmospheric levels in real-time.Emergency Breathing: In professional or emergency situations, workers rely on MineARC Systems refuge chambers or standalone oxygen sources to survive entrapment.if you have questions ask me.
What bout death that WAY MORE SCARY