What is the empty space between atoms made of?

Answer 1

Hi. Vacuum. There may be an almost infinite number of virtual particles and possible something called "vacuum energy".

Answer 2

nothing. thus "empty space". the various charged particles making up the atoms produce electric fields which put force on each other, so i suppose you could say there are force fields between atoms, but there's not really anything there. a quantum physicist would have more to say, but for most of us, the answer is Nothing.

Answer 3

Since no solid particle could fit, it would have to be vacuum, dark matter, electro-strong energy or strong energy. There is actually plenty of space in an atom. If the electron shell had a diameter of 1 mile the nucleus would be the size of a tennis ball.

Answer 4

Empty space inside of an atom- the electrons of the atom move inside this empty space..i believe it is according to..Rutherford's law? I'm not sure

Answer 5

not some thing is continuously not some thing. And the vast majority of the universe is made from precisely this. not some thing. yet no actual remember is a lot short of no area, time etc. gentle does bypass somewhat fortuitously from the solar to the earth even with a lack of remember. certainly is passes more advantageous effectively by way of lack of remember. The replacing electric powered and magnetic fields do not favor remember to cause them to artwork. Nor the transmission of gravitational fields both. that is virtually as stupid as affirming the international couldn't exist without human beings because who ought to construct the homes or sparkling the streets. Who ought to construct the cities. the international doesn't favor homes or streets. any more advantageous than area time has a favor of remember.

Answer 6

exactly what you said, empty space. :)

its kinda the same as asking what is the empty space made of between earth and mars.

Answer 7

Nothing...
It is just empty space.

Answer 8

nothingness