/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15155937
>muh scale
>On that small of a scale gravity isn't strong enough to keep the gas in there.
XD That “small scale” is where gravity needs to work if it exists lol

If it doesn’t work on “that small scale” why would you ever expect it to work anywhere ever?

At what altitude does the pressurized atmosphere refuse to abide by the 2nd law of thermodynamics? Give me a specific altitude at which high pressure will stop moving to lower pressure?

Why would you expect “gravity” to keep the ultimate vacuum of space and earth’s pressurized atmosphere separated at higher altitudes where gravity is supposedly WEAKER if all of the gravity generated by the entire planet earth is provably not strong enough to prevent even a little box full of air from seeking equilibrium with a vacuum chamber near earth’s surface where gravity supposedly STRONGEST..?

Your model stands in direct contradiction to the 2nd Law of Thermodynamics.

>>15155940
See: >>15155830
what is it specifically you’re failing to grasp about picrel in that post??