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The Weight of One Square Inch of Earth's Atmosphere
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A one square inch column of Earth's atmosphere from the surface to the exosphere weighs roughly 14.75 pounds due to the natural seeking of equilibrium. This is similar to how a solution works with a solvent and solute being separated by a membrane.
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