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Monthly Geek Challenge
Devise and perform an experiment to determine the volumetric density of liquid water in the near-ground atmosphere during a hard rain. Simply put, if you could freeze time and collect all of the liquid water in a 1 cubic meter box of atmosphere at eye level during a rain storm, how much liquid water would you have?
We know that there is a lot of water vapor in the atmosphere during a rain storm, but we are only interested in the liquid amount. While driving when wipers can barely keep up it seems there is a lot of liquid, but there is never so much that a person has a hard time breathing while standing in the rain. How would one quantify it?
Interesting responses will be discussed in next month’s newsletter. The winner is the respondent who makes a reasonable measurement with the lowest total equipment cost. Submit your answers to geekchallenge@dmcinfo.com
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