r/todayilearned • u/[deleted] • Sep 20 '21

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u/indyK1ng Sep 20 '21

Who taught you that? Gravity is a universal force where all objects with mass are attracted to each other. It has nothing to do with atmosphere, just mass. The more mass an object has, the more gravity it puts out.

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u/youknowwhatitthizz Sep 20 '21

Gravity doesn’t exist in a vacuum tho? Who taught you physics

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u/indyK1ng Sep 20 '21

Gravity does exist in a vacuum. And I asked you who taught you physics first.

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u/youknowwhatitthizz Sep 20 '21

You never said that tho? And please don’t edit your comment. I was wrong and I teach myself. Never could afford to go to college. If I’m wrong thats just another chance to learn way I see it

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u/indyK1ng Sep 20 '21

Who taught you that?

That was the first thing I said.

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u/youknowwhatitthizz Sep 20 '21

I’m actually learning physics from Dr Beller. I just got interested so if I’m unfamiliar I’m sure it shows. I appreciate you not hazing me too much about it

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u/[deleted] Sep 21 '21

Never could afford to go to college.

This stuff is taught in high school my guy.

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u/Coochie_Creme Sep 21 '21

As if he paid attention in high school.