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Do you have any sources you could link or are we to just take you at your word?

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If you want your mind filled with nonsense lies and cartoon images then go open a textbook. If you want truth just use your brain. Gas always fills its container.

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If it's basic physics a link wouldn't be that hard to provide would it?

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You can have your own retarded goalposts all you want. I can find you an internet link for anything. Breaking the conditioning is about learning to think for yourself without needing some authority figure to tell you up is up and down is down. Because authority figures here on earth are satanic tranny liars who will lie to you about what they ate for lunch. They lie about everything.

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Mind =blown This means space is both fake and gay we are living in a flawed simulation our actions do not matter everybody go and kill and or fuck somebody

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Its not a simulation....

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I hope you’re Wrong I’ve already fucked killed three people

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Thou shall not kill

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'Sup Hans?

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Sup

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Why do you continue to produce only counter-productive content?

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...but.... theres a container

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All righty, then. You say there's a firmament that holds the atmosphere to keep it from "escaping". On the other hand, atmospheric pressure is about 14.7 PSI at sea level. At the top of Mount Everest, it's about 4.9 PSI, because there's less air pressing down on it from above, firmament or no. Any 3 mile column of air has as much air as the remainder of the atmosphere above it. If the atmosphere were constant density throughout, it'd be only 5 miles thick, and obviously, airplanes fly higher than that. How high is this firmament exactly, and wouldn't the pressure be so low that it doesn't actually need to be "contained"?

TL;DR The atmosphere isn't "next" to a vacuum at all.

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The air will seperate into layers near the firmament because of density and bouyancy. But who knows maybe some interesting things happen way up there.

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layers

Source? Or just your delusions made up on the spot.

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Thats how bouyancy works for fluids