he'll just deny deny deny deny deny deny

pressure gradient.

And that proves?

that there's a *PRESSURE GRADIENT* and if the earth's atmospheric pressure were caused by it being inside a container, there would BE NO gradient.

@Drewski4343 are you claiming that pressure gradients aren't possible within a container? 😁

@Фатто Катто **blocked**

you just ignore the opposition

@Drewski4343 answer my question please

sorry, at work, just a sec

thats the worst debating ive ever seen

@Drewski4343 all good

omg

i honestly hate that community

because of people like him

who just ignore facts, locking themselves in there own ideas

Lol

and argue complete, disprovable bollocks

Isn’t that what flat earthers are about..?

ikr

Facts needs to be scientifically proven, your fact isn't.

yes

they

are

basic physics

gravity

density

I have yet to see empirical evidence for a pressurized system existing within a vacuum.

@rivenator12113 I think they imagine science as reading from a book and not doing the experimentation

conservation of momentium

@Mathieus the Walking Witness it hurts me to remember people like you exist

im honestly having a panic attack rn

Keyword: "CONTAINER"

eccept in an atmosphere omg

@Фатто Катто where does it state that?

🤔💭

blocked eh?

in the fact that gravity attracts anything with a mass, like air

I can tap on the blocked message and it will show me what the blocked individual is saying

ive never blocked anyone cause i listen insted of ignoring my problems

@Mathieus the Walking Witness Now we're getting into interesting discussion! there would be a gradient within a container *within a gravitational field*. You cannot have a pressure gradient without an accelerative force.

gravity.......for example