   What is space?
  What''s between atoms? Is it nothing? Does outer space mostly consist of nothing? 
  According to Michaelson, yeah.   "Sneftel is correct, if rather vulgar." --Flarelocke   [edited by - sneftel on February 11, 2004 11:38:13 PM];  Only .00000000000000000000000000000000001% (something like that) of the universe is actual matter. The rest is...nothing. ;  Not true at all. The blank space is composed of all sorts of other stuff... like dark matter.   ---------------------------------------------------laziness is the foundation of efficiencyretrospiral.net | llamas! | megatokyo | gamedev.net | googleTiffany_Smith fanboy;  according to the string theory, It''s basically a brane in which strings, which esentially build matter, are attached to. ;  neutrinos, dark matter, radiation and lots of nothing.oh, and me. ;  Does dark matter have some kind of solid shape, or does it fill spaces like a liquid? ;  [consider yourself banned]   [edited by - Andrew Russell on February 12, 2004 2:57:10 AM];quote:Original post by mtw  What is space? The final frontier. ;quote:Original post by mink_trapper   [removed by Sander]______________________________________________________________"It takes all kinds."   -Adam CarollaMy Site ...   [edited by - sander on February 12, 2004 7:51:17 AM]