what

u didnt debunk anything

@negatic the thing is, that it has never been demonstrated

if gravity could hold a gas against the force of a vacuum pump, it would. but it doesn't

what hasnt?

how do you know it doesnt?

I don't care how tall your vacuum chamber is. we can evacuate it

despite gravity

burden of proof @negatic #6895

Why would the outside of the earh act like a "vacuum pump"?

what is your evidence for your claim phd?

"Space" would be like a very strong vacuum pump.

No

it's ridiculous

yes but why do u think gravity isnt enough to counteract it?

gravity cannot hold gases. fullstop

But there IS a pressure gradient, though. If gases are unaffected by gravity, how is that possible?

HOW do you know

what ur evidence for that claim

Can you explain why it should act like a vaccum pump?

He doesn’t understand gravity

Because I've personally used vacuum chambers my whole careeer

SO

vacuum chambers cant hold as evidence since there tooooo small

That is not an explanation

as you should know

ok 🙂

gravity is a force that only really has an effect with giant masses

ok

so u say cause gas doesnt have a gradient in a vacuum chamber it shows ur point right?

gradient to bottom of chamber

the distance from the top to bottom of chamber is very short compared to the atmosphere for example

it was recently found out that we have gas pressure till a distance till moon

roughly

You actually can get a presure gradient if you use heavy gases

and the further away you are the lesser the impact of gravity while it also has an infinite radius of effect

not true. the definition of a gas is a substance that always expands to fill its container

sure

ergo, when you apply a vacuum...it goes

it doesn't hang around the bottom 🙂

and gravity is accelerating gas downwards to the ground