When we touch things, how close do atoms get together? or does anything touch anything else? ? full answer 50 - 100 words

Well, im pretty sure that when we do touch eachother, the atoms themselves are touching. idk if this is what ur looking for but hope this helps.

Basically, we don't touch anything. We are always about an atom above the ground. The atoms in our body are very far apart. For example, if you made every atom in every human body touch then the whole earth's population could fit on a sugar cube. This is called the Pym law. The only reason I can't put my hand through the computer right now is since there is always one layer of electrons outlining our body. So the electrons stop us from falling into the center of the earth.