Vacuum

This spinning space ball apparently lies adjacent to what is described as a near-perfect vacuum. 

A perfect vacuum is a space where all matter has been removed. 

A near-perfect vacuum would require 6 – 8 feet of concrete walls like at NASA’s world’s largest vacuum chamber, the Glenn Research Center’s Plum Brook Station in Sandusky, Ohio.

Without the 6-8 foot concrete protection, the walls would implode under the conditions.

Good thing the actor-NOTS have special suits made out of spandex and other materials you can find at Walmart to combat the immense pressure when they are out and about in the near-perfect vacuum of space.  

93 big ones huh?  The best-insulated water bottles are vacuum-sealed for a reason.

So if this spinning space ball is indeed surrounded at all times by this near-perfect vacuum, wouldn’t our atmosphere get extracted away in seconds?

Since there is no container between them, what is stopping our high-pressure atmosphere from entering the low-pressure vacuum from following the laws of thermodynamics?

I guess our clouds are protecting us from the devastating extracting force of the near-perfect vacuum.

Thanks, clouds!

The second point to prove is space travel would be impossible.

Here in our thick atmosphere (atmo-plane), it is the air that the rocket is “pushing” against to create lift.  

Without the thick air, the thrust from the rocket has nothing to push against.  

It’s like doing a standing push up against a wall.  You can easily push yourself away from the wall while standing.  

Now remove the wall and give it a try.  

Exactly

You need AIR for trust, combustion, and the ability to steer.  NASA claims they carry an oxidizer in their rockets that mixes with the fuel.

Watch these videos on how intense a simple vacuum chamber here on earth is.  See the destructive force and lifting ability these inferior vacuums have compared to a near-perfect vacuum.

RC Series Vacuum Lifting Systems are designed to handle materials from 22,000 to 55,000 lb (10-25 tons) in conjunction with larger capacity host carriers.

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Stretch Armstrong Doll in vacuum chamber

Arm in vacuum chamber

Neil DGT settles the Atmosphere vs Vacuum issue