You cannot have a vacuum next to a non vacuum without a container/barrier

Right, the amount of air pressure decreases with altitude

eventually it gets so low it's a near vacuum

honestly that vacuum/non vacuum thing bothers me a lot

you don't sea level pressure right before a vacuum

how can space be such a vacuum and not suck out the air

@California Nightmare you know even the Bible says the earth is some sort of circle/round

plus we are moving

Gravity my man

but that's frowned upon here

@mineyful

Can't think of a metaphor to better explain it

Can’t prove gravity

gravity as a force or as a gravitational constant

@California Nightmare https://youtu.be/t2sMJMXDiH4

A circle isn’t a ball

Gravity happens when objects are attracted to each other

I just don't see why gravity would cause that effect @mineyful

Rather it's the attraction between two objects with mass

Ya
But it can’t be proven or the cause can be known or proven

Well we have very tiny spheres of gas and a giant ball of earth

for lack of better terms

the larger mass will exert a huge amount of gravitational force on anything smaller than it

in lieu of a better scientific explanation

what about the moving through space

wouldnt that effect gravity's weak pull

We are attracted to the sun which is why all planets on globies model orbit the sun

and the sun's gravity seems to be ignored when it comes to the water or air on earth

Outerspace is physically impossible

Right, it's all about what's relative to us

and the moon just makes little tides

but just in the water

once again I need to emphasize that that vacuum image is not correctly drawn

😂

there is a decrease of pressure as the altitude increases

Ok let me ask you this

If the earth was flat

Without a barrier there wouldn’t even be air or gas on earth

Why is one half of the earth night

And the other day