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The globe model necessitates gravity to "hold" everything down. It has been suggested that gravity holds gasses down to the surface on the earth in a gradient manor. The heavier gasses like air remain closer to the surface while the thinner/lighter gasses like helium that are held less, thus will be higher up. The higher up you go, the thinner gasses become. Eventually the thinnest gasses are adjacent to a vacuum that
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It is even suggested that gravity
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There has been no examples of gas pressure maintaining in a vacuum. In fact the opposite has been demonstrated. Upon further understanding you will realize that this lighter
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It may take a while for this to sink in, but once you realize the laws of physics of pressure and vacuum, these apposing states of matter would eventually equalize. Nature abhors a vacuum (meaning, empty or unoccupied spaces will always be filled) <ref name=natureabhorsvacuum></ref>. If gravity can't hold a butterfly or a cloud made of dust and moisture, then how would it
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=== References ===
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<ref name="natureabhorsvacuum">https://usdictionary.com/idioms/nature-abhors-a-vacuum/</ref>
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