1. Strahl Steven Plescia Josh Plemmons Matthew Pridgeon Seb Andrus Max Gacek

2. Experimental Plan We are using a thermometer, barometer, and radiation monitor to measure the variables that effect the radiation in the atmosphere. We are using a thermometer, barometer, and radiation monitor to measure the variables that effect the radiation in the atmosphere. We will stop at every 250 ft. to make a 5 min measurement for all equipment to equalize. We will stop at every 250 ft. to make a 5 min measurement for all equipment to equalize. We expect to see radiation increase with altitude, and the thermometer/barometer to decrease with altitude. We expect to see radiation increase with altitude, and the thermometer/barometer to decrease with altitude.

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5. Conclusion The radiation detected seem to be wild, but it tends to show a trend with both barometer and the thermometer by decreasing with altitude. The radiation detected seem to be wild, but it tends to show a trend with both barometer and the thermometer by decreasing with altitude. They all decrease with altitude, but we believe the radiation detector picked up some ground radiation or just was random. They all decrease with altitude, but we believe the radiation detector picked up some ground radiation or just was random. The thermometer data has a slight-curve. It has a raise in temperature, which was unexpected, but we believe that is because the sun was rising and heating up the air. The thermometer data has a slight-curve. It has a raise in temperature, which was unexpected, but we believe that is because the sun was rising and heating up the air.