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April 1st 04, 09:54 PM
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Why doesn't the vacuum of space rip apart the earth?
In article 406C373C.23871.38F80AC@localhost, wrote:
If nature abhors a vacuum why doesn't space tear the earth apart into little pieces to equalize the pressure? Because gravity sucks too hard. -- "'No user-serviceable parts inside.' I'll be the judge of that!" 
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