These areas of "nothingness" are mostly empty space, with a few stray atoms and other particles. There is also evidence for something called dark energy, which is somehow connected to the expansion of space. Scientists still do no know what this dark energy is.
Nothingness.
Most of space is taken up by the rarest, least dense nothingness imaginable.
there is no end to space. Space is nothingness with things in it. beyond nothing is nothing. there is no end to space. Space is nothingness with things in it. beyond nothing is nothing. well actually, i think you may get to the black hole at the end of space. and at the end of the black hole is another universe.
It is definitely "something". Empty space has no matter, but it turns out that the structure of empty space itself is extremely complicated.
Vacuum of space is nothingness.
floating clouds of gas, asteroids, comets etc etc, a very large number of things. strangely, most of space though is well, space, or in other words, nothingness.
No. The sky includes areas well within Earth's atmosphere, which are not considered part of outer space.
So far, space is an infinite void of nothingness and dark matter, and there is no edge to space.
Outer space has several theories about the size. The first theory is that it goes on forever from white holes and collapse. the second similar to the first but doesn't collapse. the third is that it is a single disk of a great size unknown. I think that you now know that nobody noes how big outer space is. However the concept of 'outer space' as the volume of the universe is ever expanding. While the Big Bang introduced the dimensional reality of existence into the void/abyss of non-existence, the expectation is that the outer space of our universe will continue to be expanded within this infinite void/abyss. In this perspective, existence is the intrusion of a fourth dimensional convergence of Space and Time within the infinity of non-existence (or nothingness). Some say this nothingness is representative of dark energy, in which case it would be something. Then we would need to rethink our model of cosmology to allow for mothingness to precede even this medium of dark energy.
yes, there are the nebulae, black holes, and planets, but mostly the space in between the stars is nothingness
Emplty space : millions of kilometres of near nothingness.
It is called "Space" ... a descriptive title suggestive of the vast volumes of nothingness or 'space' so ubiquitously and homogeneously distributed there.