Question

If earth has gravity then why water vapours go upward.​

Answer 1

Answer:

Gravity relating to earth will be constant for anything that we consider here on earth, so if its a vapour, a liquid or even a particle, its constant. But if you consider two bodies with respect to each other, i.e. two bodies other than earth, it will then depend on its mass and the distance between the two bodies, so gravity is proportional to  masses of the two bodies, so if we are considering another body rather than earth in a space or vacuum environment, it will have more gravitational effect on liquid than on vapour, as here we are considering liquid as a more condensed mass than vapour.

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Answer 2

Answer:

earth has gravity then why water vapours go upward because it is gas