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twohedwlf t1_j8778p5 wrote

If there was rotting material in there, maybe it would build up a bit. But, if it's open and going through a hill you'll probably get a decent amount of airflow through it.

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SnekkyGlekky OP t1_j877cie wrote

Cool, I was wondering if the air wouldn’t be able to penetrate the tube because of how long it is

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dogeheroic t1_j878df7 wrote

Depends on the pressure and temperature differential. You could have a face of the mountain be in direct sun heating up wand creating a difference in pressure. It's not about how windy it is, the pressure delta is what makes wind

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mermaldad t1_j878pmf wrote

No, the length of the tube might slow the wind down, but it should still move air through the tube. I assume you are thinking of crawling through the tube. I would certainly take precautions before attempting such a thing. Perhaps search for spelunking resources that can tell you what equipment to take, what procedures to follow, etc.

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