@rightthehand Because, the law, that you argue with, would say that all pressure on earth would have to be the same

Everywhere

Are you familiar with the benefits of them lying to you, or being lied to in general? ? @ZeroT

This is what your scientific principle would predict and tell us

Show me pressure being even in a earth size container @ZeroT

No again in a container the lightest gasses to to the top.

If you had a tire and you slowly spun it with ice on one side and a heat source On the other side would there be a pressure gradient inside the tire

@rightthehand Okay, just take a short breath and stay calm for a sec

@ZeroT

I do read your message

We all need to calm down tho

Your the one not calm

So we don't ignore each other

Cause your model is junk

I do not dispute gravity. I do dispute these theories from people who will not call their pseudo science. a religion.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/startswithabang/2018/09/06/scientists-admit-embarrassingly-we-dont-know-how-strong-the-force-of-gravity-is/

@Steve Angell The lightest gas there is is hydrogen. what you say would bean the atmosphere up there would be pure hydrogen

Which isn't the case

If you had a tire and you slowly spun it with ice on one side and a heat source On the other side would there be a pressure gradient inside the tire@ZeroT

https://aplanetruth.info/2016/05/07/the-cavendish-experiment-pseudoscience-at-its-finest/

Would there be a tempature gradient?

Yes, there would be one, but

Let me talk

Which gas is the highest then may i ask? @ZeroT

This is a not fitting example for what we are talking about now

So you can have a pressure gradient in a container correct?@ZeroT

@ZeroT Come on this is how we extract hydrogen. It goes to the top.

hi sisters

Yes, but how would that make sense on earth? The pressure gradient wouldn't be as constant as it is and that oesn't explain why there is a lower atmospheric pressure at altitude

@𝔩𝔬𝔬𝔭𝔰. Who made the simulator?

@rightthehand Not one, that is significan enough to explain it on earth

Hey i can answer that,, we did @rightthehand

@ZeroT So what does mentioning the pressure gradient do when you admit that you can have a pressure gradient inside a container@ZeroT

Who made us?

If you are referring to what is found very high up. Say 100,.000 feet I have not seen test of that. I would not disagree that the gasses are barely present up there.

We made us

We made ourselves?

Lol

Nah

God made us

I suppose aether is what is containing them in the container we live in.