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6/12/2004 8:35:52 PM
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What is space made of?
My sister asked this question and she really wants to know the answer. I'm just as lost as she is. So, what is space made of?
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Mike_100 I wanna go into space, get a REALLY thick contatiner of somesort, open it up, close it, bring it to earth and drill a hole in it. Would anything happen? Wouldn't it like Implode or something like that?[/quote] yes because thee is nothing in there to equalize the presure. outside of the jar. so just like a baloon "pops" it does so because the presure inside is grater than that outside. so... yeah
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Your "friend" (if that IS his/her name) would, at the least have some nasty bruised, at most have fractured bones/be dead.
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So what if the gravity was 900% more, and i dropped a paperclip on my friend?
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Space is composed of both physical matter (what we can see) and dark matter (something that fills up the rest of the universe). Essentially space is nothing, it is a vacuum.
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If I had to pick something physical for space to be made of, I would pick cat $hit. [Edited on 6/12/2004 3:04:50 PM]
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A small amount of our atmosphere would move into the jar, to equalize the minute pressure difference.
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[quote] wanna go into space, get a REALLY thick contatiner of somesort, open it up, close it, bring it to earth and drill a hole in it. Would anything happen? [/quote] a void would open and collapse our atmosphere and christina Aguilera wouldn't be a whore. no nothing would happen :0)
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look up "Dark Matter" or "Expansion of the Universe" theories, make your jugement there, with obbiquiet swimming around the forum i wouldn't want to say anything i couldn't back up lol
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I wanna go into space, get a REALLY thick contatiner of somesort, open it up, close it, bring it to earth and drill a hole in it. Would anything happen? Wouldn't it like Implode or something like that? [Edited on 6/12/2004 2:42:01 PM]
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thers nothing out there. that is wy they call it "space". it's nothingnes. nada. zero. zip.
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No space. Just Halo.
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"Space" as such is nothing, a vacuum, a void filled by the ocasional speck of dust/star/nebula/etc., It is measurable: in terms of distance [Edited on 6/12/2004 2:12:00 PM]
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Terminus Space is not nothing. It can be clearly defined.[/quote] It's expanse can also be measured.
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there is no space, space is nothing its just between here and there
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Terminus Space is not nothing. It can be clearly defined. Something would never be able to exist in nothing because in nothing there is no tempurture there is no air there is just nothing not even a defined space.[/quote] Wrongo. Google 'virtual particles' or 'particle/anti-particle pairs.'
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Space is not nothing. It can be clearly defined. Something would never be able to exist in nothing because in nothing there is no temperture there is no air there is just nothing not even a defined space. [Edited on 6/12/2004 12:49:33 PM]
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] masterchief58545 I know... space really isnt a "matter" its more of a gravitational field. Imagine a sheet of paper. if you put some kind of weight on it, it deforms...that can be a planet or watever. In conclusion, its a magnetic field, but its gravity.[/quote] Eh... kinda.
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I know... space really isnt a "matter" its more of a gravitational field. Imagine a sheet of paper. if you put some kind of weight on it, it deforms...that can be a planet or watever. In conclusion, its a magnetic field, but its gravity.
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Space is probably nothing at all. That's why they call space.
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That makes a lot of sense...
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We don't know for certain. We can't know unless we can observe the universe from outside the universe.
