👉 Vacuum studies are conducted in controlled environments that simulate or replicate conditions of near-vacuum, typically found in laboratories. These environments are designed to remove most or all atmospheric gases, allowing for the observation of phenomena that are masked by air pressure in normal conditions. Such setups often include vacuum chambers, cryostats, and specialized instrumentation to maintain precise pressure levels and temperatures. These environments are crucial for studying various physical, chemical, and biological processes under conditions that mimic space, high altitudes, or other extreme environments.
