Because we are in a container so the air can not go up and escape. My biggest problem with a globe. The air would go up and escape.

"primary solar radiation" / aether / zero point energy

Gravity holds up on planetary models but too small or too big and it's a joke

@Steve Angell No

Now let me tell you why

If you put different liquids in a container the bottom will have the heaviest and the top the lightest.

Do you have time for VC?

but if gravity is a joke how is it the earth can be a globe? @Hamburger Guy

Same with glasses.

Can you prove why there’s a pressure gradient by observing a pressure gradient@ZeroT

@carlito because of gravity

I have no mic.

Let me reiterate

Our understanding of gravity is a joke

Oh, right i see your point now

Can you prove why there’s a pressure gradient by observing the pressure gradient?@ZeroT

The lightest gasses will be the first to escape into a hole at the top.

Sort of lol except for the globe part

@Seeker of Truth how does flat earth explain O3 creating a blanket at a certain elevation not higher not lower?

Were we on a ball they would all go up and escape the lightest ones first.

@rightthehand No, but I can disprove a container with it

So you can prove cause by observation

I don't know.

@Seeker of Truth You are just sooo ignorant and that is sad

@Steve Angell No, not true

that is not very nice

If you can use observation to disapprove a container and then you’ve used observation to prove there’s no container correct@ZeroT

personal attack~

What contains it from escaping?

That means I get to mute you again. ^^

Well whether you believe in gravity or not it is clear that gas doesnt go up forever it stops at a certain point depending on what gas it is

@Seeker of Truth Oh wow

???

If you can use observation to disapprove a container and then you’ve used observation to prove there’s no container correct@ZeroT

I can disprove the container by knowing the law you are all referring to and observing the exsistance of a pressure gradient

You are just disproving yourself

2nd Law of Thermodynamics

What keeps the gas from going up and escaping?

@Steve Angell A force that is called gravity

A force that contains us down here