@ZeroT
Is it a solid barrier?

There cannot be a pressure gradient without a container.

No, it doesn't have to be

And there is gravity, but you guys won’t believe that

Yes of course

@California Nightmare DUDE YOU HAVE 300000000 ROLES LOL

Ya it does

and also let me remind you that the vacuum of space is a void thats what a vacuum is

@Shadow* | ╲⎝⧹Sasuke⧸⎠╱ ik lol

Wtf

There cannot be a pressure gradient WITH a container

Hi saitama

Pressure cannot exist next to a vacuum without a container.

In a container, the pressure is the same

Everywhere

There is ALWAYS a gradient with a container @ZeroT

@RidleyChozo only because we have AIR PRESSURE around that container

Dude

The atmosphere is not a container
It is made up of gasses
Thus it’s not a container and thus makes outerspace impossible

@RidleyChozo no

Buddy @RidleyChozo like I said the atmosphere adjacent to outer space is almost null

@California Nightmare what are you talking about?

No @ZeroT . Even in a vacuum.

@ZeroT

THIS IS BULLSHOT

Because

Your model doesn’t due reality any justice

There isn't a strickt barrier

Look

We have a gradient

You are measuring atm at the surface lmao

A gradient cannot exist without a container.

1013 hPa in sea level and Oly 325 hPa on the mount Everest

Prove air pressure without a container @ZeroT

can ZeroT get his "not hear to learn" role removed

Air pressure cannot be adjecent to a vacuum. It collapses completely, immediately.

@RidleyChozo IT CAN ONLY BE WITHOUT A CONTAINER

WITH

a container

Look