Not the only argument, just one of the best.

The idea that our relatively tiny planet and it's gravity can withstand the enormous vacuum of space doesn't really make sense to me.

I mean withstand meaning holding our atmosphere

Why not?

Well because pressurized systems never exist next to a vacuum without a barrier

except with the magical force called gravity

I don't think space really is a vacuum

Well that's different...

How?

Gravity - keeps us orbiting around sun but not enough to pull us in. Keeps our moon orbiting around us but not enough to pull it down.. wheeph we just so lucky

Because it's scientific consensus that it's a vacuum

Why does it have black holes, stars and all?

If it's just a vacuum

Also, you seem to agree with science now

No I don't, I'm just pointing out what the consensus is

I don't agree with it.

That is why you believing it's not is "different"

Everyone else agrees that it is a vacuum

Well, I don't

It's not a vacuum it's an area of extremely low pressure

I don't, I think it's a swiffer

Low pressure, or negative pressure?

Low pressure

Still, low pressure next to a higher pressure tends to equalize

That is "outer space" according to science

A very strong vacuum I would say

Vacuum's don't suck.

Very **very** common misconception.

Then what do they do?

Nothing?

Plug it in. Dun

Vacuum's don't do a thing. However, some other gas may expand to fill the vacuum, if allowed to do so.

What allows it to do it?

I mean technically you're right, but what happens when the vacuum is exposed to our atmosphere is what I am referring to

Gas don't self replicate or reproduce. Pointless conversation

Who said they do?

I guess it can expand to fill void.

Vacuum or void. What ever u wanna call it

Welp, time to make a simulation...

I have some gas surrounding a sphere with gravity.