Pressure in a container is a different system than atmosphere on a planet with high gravity

Literally every pressurized container has a gradient @ZeroT

They do the same thing with gravity, they expect you to create an object on earth with enough gravity to pull something

@ZeroT you can’t even prove gravity
Don’t use gravity in a argument

i found a neato article about why the atmosphere doesnt float away and its a .org site https://earthsky.org/earth/what-keeps-earths-atmosphere-on-earth

@RidleyChozo NO EVERY CONTAINER HAS THE SAME PRESSURE EVERYWHERE IN IT

Wrong

ZeroT

@California Nightmare how do we stay on Earth then?

They all have a gradient

gravity

I think they believe buoyancy and density

This only occurs in a container.

Now, do you even know what a gradient is?

@ZeroT are you heavier then air and helium?

BRUH

A decrease in pressure closer to the edges of the container of pressure

@Seeker of Truth I love that image

this man tried to recreate how gravity holds the oceans in a little box container

I’m done

@California Nightmare now, bouyancy has gravity in it

wow you learned basic logic yes liquids and gases take the shape of a container because they have no form

So you can't use that argument

grabatitty

Hii

No it doesn’t

dang ZeroT going at these bois

We use gravity to calculate the strength of the buoyancy

@California Nightmare yes it does

Give me the formula for bouyancy

Prove gravity

I will show you where there is gravity

take it to <#538929818834698260>

Lol Cavendish

The funny thing is buoyancy and density both together operate somewhat like gravity does. FE’s believe in gravity without directly realizing it

with out gravity explain gravitational lensing

Now, gravity does exist

How would you explain 0 G flights?

Now, the formula for buoyancy works with "weight"