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  • You're sitting on a plane trying to relax when a terrible thought crosses your mind:

    你正坐在飛機上試圖放鬆,腦袋卻突然閃過一個不好的念頭

  • What would happen if that airplane door opened?

    「艙門打開的話會發生什麼事?」

  • Commercial airplanes pressurize their cabins to match the atmospheric pressure of 8,000 to 10,000 feet above sea level,

    商業客機將艙內增壓以配合海拔 8,000 到 10,000 英尺的大氣壓

  • even though the cruising altitude of the plane you're in is 30,000 to 45,000 feet in the air.

    儘管你乘坐的飛機飛行高度約 30,000 到 45,000 英尺

  • As altitude increases, atmospheric pressure decreases.

    隨著高度增加,大氣壓就會減少

  • This is due to Earth's gravitational pull on the air molecules in the atmosphere.

    這是因為地球對於大氣中的空氣分子地吸引力的關係

  • The closer to the Earth's surface the stronger the force exerted on these molecules.

    越接近地球表面,這些分子便會承受越強的壓力

  • If the door were opened the plane would depressurize in less than 0.5 seconds.

    假設艙門開了,飛機會在少於 0.5 秒內減壓

  • Unless your seat belt is fastened you and any loose objects would immediately be ejected due to the difference in pressure.

    除非你有繫上安全帶,否則你或是任何鬆散的物體都會馬上因氣壓的變化而被拋出

  • During such a scenario survival rates are very slim given the possibility of the entire plane breaking apart.

    在這種情況下,生存機率渺茫,整架飛機有可能會分裂

  • Because the air is substantially thinner at high altitudes there is substantially less oxygen.

    因為高空中的空氣大幅度變稀薄,氧氣也大幅度減少

  • A gradual decompression in the cabin will cause the oxygen mask to drop from above

    客艙內逐漸減壓會導致氧氣罩從上方掉落

  • and on average you have 18 seconds to put the mask on before hypoxia kicks in.

    在缺氧前,你平均有 18 秒的時間帶上面罩

  • Hypoxia occurs when oxygen levels decrease, causing symptoms of nausea, dizziness and unconsciousness leading to death.

    缺氧是在氧氣水平降低時產生,引發的症狀有噁心、暈眩和昏迷致死

  • The oxygen reserves on the plane would last for only 10 minutes.

    飛機上儲備的氧氣僅能維持 10 分鐘

  • Enough for the pilot to descend rapidly to 8,000 to 10,000 feet

    足以讓機長能迅速的降到 8,000 至 10,000 英尺

  • to match both the internal and external pressures and give you hope for survival.

    機內與機外的氣壓能夠接近,讓你保有生還的機會

  • Freaked out yet?

    嚇到了沒?

  • Don't worry, the chances of the door opening are so small

    別擔心,艙門打開的機率非常小

  • because there's eight to ten pounds of pressure exerted on every square inch of the plane.

    因為飛機的每平方英吋都會施上 8 到 10 磅的壓力

  • Remember there's more pressure inside the cabin than outside.

    記得機艙內的氣壓比機艙外還要高

  • Using the largest commercial airplane the Airbus A380 as an example,

    以最大的商業客機 Airbus A380 為例,

  • the main door measures 4288 square inches,

    主要艙門的大小有 4,288 平方英吋

  • meaning a 38,592 pounds of force would be required to even begin to open it.

    也就是說需要 38,592 磅的力道才能試圖將它打開

  • To compare this would be equivalent of you trying to move 3 African bush elephants -

    做為比較,這相當於你試圖移動 3 隻非洲草原象 -

  • the largest land mammals on earth.

    地球上最大的陸地哺乳類動物

  • Additionally, plane doors are almost always electronically locked by the pilot

    除此之外, 飛機門幾乎都必須由機長電子操作

  • through functions accessible only from inside the cockpit.

    透過僅有駕駛艙才能接觸到的功能來鎖上

  • And to ease your worries more:

    再讓你放心點,

  • It would also be nearly impossible for someone to punch and break through an airplane window.

    人們要敲破飛機的窗戶幾乎是不可能的事

  • These windows can also be made with up to six layers of various types of strong polymers and are bulletproof.

    這些窗戶可由多達六層各類強力聚合物所製成並具有防彈功能

  • Furthermore, these windows are almost always rounded to decrease drag while in flight,

    況且這些窗戶幾乎都是圓弧形,可減少飛行中的阻力

  • thereby preventing cracks and decompression.

    也能防止破裂和擠壓

  • You're more likely to die in a car than during aviation with a 1/114 chance of car accidents compared to 1/9821 for air travel related accidents.

    相較於車禍 1/114 的機率,航空飛行相關的意外機率僅 1/9821,也就是說在行車中喪命的機率遠高於飛行事故

  • So fasten your seat belts, pay attention to your safety videos, and above all enjoy the flight.

    那麼就係好安全帶,注意安全影片,最重要的是要享受這段旅程

  • Thank you so much for watching! Make sure you subscribe,

    非常感謝你們觀賞!一定要訂閱哦

  • because we make new science videos every Thursday.

    因為我們每個星期四都會製作新的科學影片

  • And click the bell because apparently it does something.

    別忘了點擊鈴鐺因為它顯然有些作用

  • If you want to watch more right now, we'll link a couple videos over here that you can check out

    如果你還想要看,我們會在這放幾段影片的連結

  • to satisfy your science needs,

    滿足你科學方面的求知慾

  • Otherwise we'll see you next Thursday for a new video.

    不然的話我們就下星期四新的影片再見

  • Peace!

    先閃了!

You're sitting on a plane trying to relax when a terrible thought crosses your mind:

你正坐在飛機上試圖放鬆,腦袋卻突然閃過一個不好的念頭

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