Is there true direction in space i.e. North, East, South, and West?

Answer 1

you would probably use spherical coordinates instead of cartesial coordinates.

In spherical coordinates, you map directions based on angles from a reference. you measure an angle in your horizontal plane and then, from that vector, an angle in the vertical plane.

Answer 2

No. East, west. north, and south are relative only to Earth. Space is 3 dimensional and time makes it 4 dimeneional.

Answer 3

Not exactly. In space, there are all of the dimensions we know on earth, but up and down don't apply in space due to a lack of gravity. There is no reference point to tell north, south, east, and west from.

Answer 4

No. We don't know where the center of the universe is. If we did, we might. But then we would make it into a 3D grid.
There is no true north, east, south, and west.

Answer 5

No there is not because there are no north or south poles, therefore you cannot go North, West, East, or South, but left, right, up, and down.

Answer 6

the directions are with respect to another thing. Like on earth it is with respect to continents. In space it can be with respect to a star or a planet or any heavenly body.

Answer 7

there is no direction in space, basically you are going to point a from point b. space is a empty vaccum of nothingness of unimaginable size, so no man has been able to charter it or anything.

Answer 8

no, because nswe is based on a 2 dimentional x,y axis. space is a 3 dimensional x,y,z axis.

Answer 9

no there is no direction
but for our reference we invented it