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by Seetherage on December 21st, 2008
it has very little to do with Gravity. Go back to
The atmospheric pressure of the gas tank, is lower than where your gas gallon thing is. So in a way, gravity is only the middle man in it, not what actually causes the gasoline to flow. But it is due to the pressure on top, that makes the gas flow.
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