Does a rock just suddenly disappear when in vacuum?

No

^Room nasa made to withstand actual deep space. The walls are 6-8 feet thick concrete.

Oo

If you think this can withstand that pressure, there’s a mistake.

I don't mean a small rock under deep space vacuum

I mean something like a asteroid

I’m not sure what you’re asking.

Basically..

Rocks don't get sucked up by a vacuum

Because the atoms are held so tightly to form a solid

Especially in rocks

Since the atoms are so concentrated to make a rock

Household vacuum cleaners don’t suck up large rocks, no. Though tinfoil and cardboard paper do get sucked up.

True

Also just to prove space does exist

Remember the asteroid fragment that struck in Russia?

It’s stated that it was an asteroid or meteor, yes.

And where did the asteroid fragment come from? Space

When the asteroid passed by Earth

That’s the thing. If earth was hurling through space, we should see asteroids or meteors traveling up from below the horizon. We only ever see them traveling down, or across the sky.

Which implies earth is stationary. And below the celestial.

Even if the Earth is flat

Asteroids prove the existence of space

hello

They prove they are from above us. Not necessarily space.

Then what's above us?

Good morning, Coroime.

I could only tell you what I believe, since I can’t unequivocally prove it.

its 11pm at night for me

its almost time for a good morning

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