The Myth of Outer Space

In the Newtonian Gravitational Model, Gravity cannot hold down The Earth's atmospheric pressure gradients because at the highest altitudes of The Earth's Atmosphere, the molecular density is so sparse that there is an insufficient mass to satisfy Newton's Universal Law of Gravitation's requirement for significant mass as a function of gravitational attraction. Mass is a fundamental measurement of how much matter an object contains. Weight is a measurement of the gravitational force on an ob...