No. Gasses are matter.
D: Empty space.
No, gases have more empty spaces.
No, air is composed of various gases such as nitrogen, oxygen, and carbon dioxide, while empty space refers to the absence of matter. Air occupies space and has mass, while empty space does not have these properties.
Democritus
the molecules of gases are spread out very far apart and are not being restricted like solids or liquids
robert boyle
all of them are; except, empty space can only be a medium to electromagnetic waves
Very probable this space is empty, is vacuum.
Gases
A vacuum is completely empty of air and all other matter. It is a space devoid of any particles or gases.
No, there is no air or atmosphere in the vast empty space between planets in our solar system. Space is a vacuum, meaning it is empty of gases and molecules. The thin atmosphere around planets like Earth fades into space as you move away from the planet.
The emptiness of space is made of nothing -- absolutely nothing. There are various particles, chunks of rock, dust and gases, but they are made of matter. The space itself is just space. Lots and lots of space.