What is space?

Question

What I was doing was sweeping out the frustration of a 5 letter word ( My God, I dont think is actually definiable) called Space. I took a peek at the Wikipedia definitions for the word Space and like most words, this one has I believe as many meanings as there are people! But the Physics definition caught my interest, because the Wiki said that (Paraphrased) "Space is a uniform part of the structure of the universe. However, it is not definable until such time as that structure can be made more identifiable, or something better comes along!!"

Answer 1

Planets
Galaxies
Solar Systems
Meteors
Comets
Black Holes
Quasars
Astroids
Stars
Moons
Nebulas
Star clusters
and that about wraps it up.

Answer 2

Space is something that permeates all we experience.
It is the precursor to the essence of the universe itself.
It started as a space-time pulse that evolved into the universe and us.
It is like a DNA of reality.
Consider; A two solar mass star and a white dwarf.
The only difference between these two entities is the space that specifies what they are.
If you displace enough space from the interior of a two solar mass star it becomes a white dwarf.
The displacement of space is the only difference.
A white dwarf of diameter 100 km.
If you displace enough space from the interior to shrink it to 15 km in diameter it becomes a neutron star.
The sole difference among these three entities is the space they contain which specifies what they are.
The next step would be a black hole,if it could exist,
Though black holes are accepted by many prominent scientists I am convinced they do not and cannot exist
They are logical theoretical entities that can not stand up to rigorous,objective analysis. So there!

Answer 3

I am sure that I can do no better than the scientists. Humans often want definitions of things that may only be a "thing" in our brains. If there were no humans, what would space be? Is a star considered to be "space'? Is it anything that is not Earth? Does it have to be empty to be space? Nothing is actually empty in reality.

So, to be honest, it can be whatever you want it to be. It's sort of like asking what life is. Is a virus life? Some "experts" say yes, others say no, but bacteria are. These categories and definitions are human-made. Perhaps for "truth" we need a different word for every single phenomena?

One word for this ripe green apple in my hand, and another word entirely for the unripe "red" apple that is now green that is in your hand. And another word for the ripe green apple in my friend's hand because it is not the apple in my hand. Then there would never be confusion, but we'd never get much done either.

Answer 4

”Space, likewise, is a continuous quantity; for the parts of a solid occupy a certain space, and these have a common boundary; it follows that the parts of space also, which are occupied by the parts of the solid, have the same common boundary as the parts of the solid” this is the result of my personal study.
Just like human, space is evolving too. One known magazine published how the stars were born. They say, stars develop just like us, but the difference is the time period of evolving. Stars are part of space, anyway. Space itself is evolving around billions of years and still continuing the process everyday. Someday as the space evolved more than this time, it becomes more definable than now.
Many scientist study this 5 letter word, we can ask them anytime we want. Click the link below, they can probably help us.

Answer 5

I'd say that space is what allows things to have distance from each other, what keeps everything from being in exactly the same place. Depending on how you look at it, space may be a function of time and speed, that is to say once you have time and a certain speed at which things can interact with each other, space appears to exist. But really, these kinds of things are quite hard to define.

Answer 6

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Answer 7

its inside your shoe