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air

The mixture of gases making up the Earth's atmosphere.

air

See ayre.
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The concept involves extending booms and sheeting from spacecraft to increase the amount of drag they experience from the residual air molecules still present at altitudes up to even 750km (470 miles).
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The heated air mixes with the residual air that is not passed through the servers and returns to the AHUs (no special ducting is used).
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