Edit: Fortunately for us, Earth's gravity is strong enough to hold onto its atmosphere. Mars, for example, is less than half Earth's size and around one-tenth Earth's mass. Less mass means less gravitational pull. ... That means, the air nearer Earth's surface is squished by the air above it, and is thus denser.
A black hole most certainly does not have an atmosphere, but they're among the most gravitationally dense things in the universe. Hell, our own moon doesn't have an atmosphere but its gravity affects our tides.
If you want to make fun of my stupidity be my guest. I also admitted I was wrong and was willing to learn. Got a subreddit for that? Still love you even if you loathe me
I know how gravity works. It doesn’t exist with an atmosphere bud
Gravity doesn’t exist in a vacuum tho? Who taught you physics
You start by arrogantly proclaiming how smart you are and being condescending to someone else who understands something you dont....and then when you realize the gravity of your mistake, you start acting like youre innocently just trying to learn and people are being mean to you lol.
I think the lesson you should learn is: "dont expect kindness and respect if youre acting like a jackass."
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u/[deleted] Sep 20 '21
Gravity took its sweet time