If the atom is comprised of mostly empty space why are things solid?
If y'all are so smart, riddle me this
Jeremiah Perry
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Zachary Cruz
electromagnetism
Nathaniel Bennett
When things are small in scale, empty space can still form an overall solid. The same thing happens in things like carbon. The structure is tetrahedral and therefore contains empty space, but still appears solid to us because the atoms occupy such a small space individually.
Colton Roberts
Cause you touch yourself at night.
Hudson Smith
The empty space inside an atom is not the same as empty space everywhere else. It is harder. More "sticky."
Sebastian Brooks
If your house is comprised of mostly empty space why is it so solid?
Tyler Barnes
4 forces: electromagnetic, strong nuclear, weak nuclear & gravity
they pull apart or attract together particles & atoms.
Christian Green
1st denying Round Earth
then denying Evolution,
& now denying Atomic theory.
Jace Cooper
It's not comprised of mostly empty space you retard. There's a probability 'cloud'.