Dear Daniel1611,
I've been waiting now for a couple pages or more, for someone to answer your mishap. Daniel, gases rise upwards. It's the nature of gases to rise. How do you make gas? Well, the best way is to add heat, or fire. There are solids, liquids and gases. The gases usually rise. When you heat water, it gives off steam, which rises until it cools. Then it becomes condensation. But if remained a gas, it would keep rising. You'll notice that Helium is a gas that is lighter than air. That's why it's used for balloons. Because it rises. I believe that Hydrogen is also lighter than Oxygen. I don't advise heating it because it might explode. Now, I am thinking that many elements that precedes Oxygen on the Periodic Table is a gas and reacts the same way. I'll check out the 'Element Chart' and get back to you. You know when you burn charcoal, it gives off a smoke that rises. In spite of gravity, it will rise. Do you understand now what's going on? I hope so. It's been nice chatting with you.
Tons Of Love From Jesus And Me,
Michael
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