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how is the atmosphere kept in place around the earth​

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Answered by maryamtariq8131
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Gravity. 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.

Answered by Anonymous
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Gravity. 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.

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