is space inside the world????

Answer 1

The three dimensions of space exist inide Earth, but it is filled with magma and a metal core.

Answer 2

I'm not sure what you mean exactly by "space".

Earth is a planet without free space inside it. At the center of Earth there is an iron core, then magma, then rocks as the outer layer.
The only "empty spaces" inside of the Earth are caves which are basically hollows within rocks (Earth's crust). Their volume is insignificant compared to the size of the Earth.

I think it's safe to assume you don't mean "space" as in space beyond Earth?

I hope this helped.

Answer 3

Space is nothing. Roughly 74% of the universe is nothing. Of this nothing 22% is dark matter, particles that we cannot see. Only 4% is the matter that we can see. The earth at the sub atomic level is more nothing than solid. Some sub atomic particles can completely pass through the earth and not hit anything. Many objects in space are much denser than the earth. Black holes for one, they are the densest concentration of mass known in the universe. Should the earth be compacted in a black hole and all the nothingness filled with solid particles the earth would be reduced to the size of a sugar cube. That is how much space fills the earth.

Answer 4

No. Space is everything. The world is a planet in space. So I guess you could say that the world is inside (or part of) space, not the other way around.

You see, most people think of space the wrong way. They think this is the world, where I live, and space is everything outside this world. But our planet is very very tiny, and space is very very huge, so it makes no sense to differentiate between Earth (tiny volume) and space (everything else in the unverse).

Answer 5

The entire world is mostly space. Everything is mostly space.
The reason I say this is because if you take a look at a model of a molecule you can see all the space there is between the individual atoms. Since everything is made up of molecules there has to be a lot of space in everything. Hard to imagine isn't it? However, things are made up of so many molecules things look solid.

Answer 6

Doesn't common sense tell you that three-dimensional space is everywhere in our unverse, whether it's made up of solid rock or emptiness, it's still space?

Answer 7

Except for a few caves, Earth is completely filled with rock.

Answer 8

there is space, it's filled with magma and a metal core, but it is space?

Answer 9

empty and full of lies