I know that a liquid has more pressure at its bottom part than upper part. Does it mean molecularly than the molecules are more condensed and numerous at the bottom? Also, I watched this clip: This video clip says in 00:50 that "when a liquid is enclosed in a space, and a pressure is applied to the liquid, this pressure is transmitted equally to all parts of the liquid." And yes, we know for a fact there is more pressure at the BOTTOM of the liquid than at its upper part, so isn't more force transmitted to the bottom than upper part? Or is this quite unrelated?