@Akhanyatin exactly
So how is there gas pressure without a container

Water fills it’s container because of gravity

You have roughly 75 percent of the atmosphere in the first 6 to 10 km, or the troposphere. The karman line is around 100km up. How do u expect your barrier argument to even work?

It's the gravity on the surface that pulls it back down

Facts

It's a strawman

No it depends on the type of gravity

Anyway

Gravity is pulling everything down to the center of the earth

They think atmosphere is there and then it isn’t

@Firey
It’s made of gases
No solid barrier
Thus violating the 2nd law of thermodynamics

Wtf

I like boys

Why are you asking this? Are you saying that you cant have 2 different pressures without a physical separation?

Like gravity doesn’t need to be a barrier

Explain flights from Australia to peru

You can’t have gas pressure without a container
Simple fact
So how does it work on a globe earth without a barrier @Akhanyatin

Planes exist

Do you guys wanna do this in a voice chat instead of clogging the lounge

The atmosphere has a smooth gradient of pressure genius.

Measure my privates

yes but they go around the earth in certain flights

Gladly

@Firey which only works in a container
It never works without a container

...

It's the difference in density

il take that as a no

Oh 3inches

The earth's gravity attracts the air molecules

Explain how the pressure gradient exists on the flat earth then.

@Firey simple
Flat earth is in a container

What container?

LOOOOOOL

Firmament

That’s the container

Explain why you keep on asking the same question

Uh huh

GOT em

Ladies and gentleman

Guys let's be honest here, all this is is a bunch of unqualified people arguing about something where one side is obviously wrong

Ok 2 things
1) prove the firmament
2) that doesn't explain the pressure gradient