Is pressure related to temperature?
Temperature and pressure are directly proportional to each other. ... One way to think of this is if you increase the speed of the molecules –by increasing their temperature- the force of the molecules hitting their container increases and this increases the pressure.Jan 28, 2015

Stupid PEOPLE?

Am I stupid

so if you have a temp gradient? do you have a pressure gradniet?

YES

congradulations

And what drives objects to have an intrinsic property that creates more force on denser objects and less dense objects?

No you aren’t @Hamburger Guy

your both stupdi

and i proved pressure gradients ina container

@rightthehand enough

now the ONLY thing you can do is deny reality

No you didn't, all you proved was that the system isn't isolated.

cause tis there in black and white

no

i showed you

No one is retarded, guys, just acknowledge this whole world is too big to have a full grasp on it alone as a person, and approach the doubts and questions neutrally and peacefully ffs

air pressure gradenit

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container

Sorry if it's so hard to contact me @The Gwench I'm in a new timezone when you pinged me it was 3 AM

What gives mass an intrinsic property to have more force when denser?

dont ask why

prove gravity can make air pressure

prove gravity can make water stick to a ball

prove orbtis

prove space

Lol, burden of proof shifting

your making claims about the world

nope

i back up my claim water rolls off ball shaped objects

you never backed up your claim it sticks

oof

the earth would be the only proof

youll make a wild bullshit story up

No, I'm asking how you can have a gradiated atmosphere when you don't have anything to discriminate between more and less dense objects?

Answer that.

you cant reproduce earth and gravity in a test, cause its huge

earth is proof of a huge flat plane with wter sitting on it

And why do objects fall in a vaccum.