Tiny molecules of gas are not attracted to one another by the force of gravity because they are too small.

True

False

Every speck of mass in creation is attracted to every other speck

by gravitational forces. Whether or not the forces of gravity have

any influence on the motion of the specks depends on their masses

and the distances between them. Gas molecules are not immune to

the forces of gravity, but they may be relatively unaffected by them,

just as human beings are relatively unaffected by the forces of

gravitational attraction between them.