Which mercury barometer or mercury thermometer can not be used in space

Which mercury barometer or mercury thermometer can not be used in space

Barometers, of course, are based on gravity, while thermometers are hot and cold, and have little to do with pressure

One end of the 100CM long fine glass tube with uniform inner diameter shall be closed and the other end shall be opened. When the opening is placed upward in the next day, the 44CM long air column shall be closed with 25CM long mercury column. At that time, the atmospheric pressure is 75CMHG. If the opening of the glass tube is placed vertically downward, what is the length of the closed air column in the tube?

80Cm
If the glass tube is long enough, it is 88. However, the glass tube is only 1m long. When adding 25cm of mercury, it is not enough, so the mercury will flow out a part. Set the air column length x so that the mercury left in the glass tube is (100-x).
Column equation 100*44=(75-(100-x))*x
Solution x=80cm

80Cm
If the glass tube is long enough, it is 88. However, the glass tube is only 1m long. When adding 25cm of mercury, it is not enough, so mercury will flow out a part. Set the air column length x so that the mercury left in the glass tube is (100-x).
Column equation 100*44=(75-(100-x))*x
Solution x=80cm

80Cm
If the glass tube is long enough, it is 88. However, the glass tube is only 1m long. When adding 25cm of mercury, it is not enough, so the mercury will flow out. Set the air column length x so that the mercury left in the glass tube is (100-x).
Column equation 100*44=(75-(100-x))*x
Solution x=80cm