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What do you think of a dimension having no space - matter - or time?
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I think such a dimension would be a very boring place to live.
I think I'd call that dimension {0}.
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Does all matter have mass and occupy space?
true...i think
Is outer space matter?
No. Space is considered empty. It is generally accepted that the regions between planets and the Sun, and between one star and another, and between galaxies is empty. There are however stray atoms of gas out there, but not enough to allow the vast expanses to be considered "matter"
What is the measured the amount of matter that occupies a space?
The "amount of matter" sounds like a description of the property called "mass". It might also refer to the amount of moles.
Will matter exist even without ideas?
Matter can only 'be'. It's existence is only an idea. For the convenience of analysis, we can think that matter 'exists'. To exist, it needs not an idea but the fourth dimension, that is time. Something that has length, breadth and height can not be said to have existed, if it had not gone through a duration of at least a split-second. So matter can exist without ideas, but can not without duration.
Why does the space never end?
Can you think of something without an end?Well there is one space.. Why does space never ends?think about space having an end and a spacecraft get crashed.Space never ends because of the gravity.space doesn't have the gravity we have on earth, but it does have one, it has the gravity to never end.You're not with me, are you?this is why think about you going to space and you are youtside space without being in the spacecraft with your milk and it just spread and went all the way around. This milk is never going on the ground because space don't have gravity right? even if the milk was headed on the ground it cant touch the ground if space had one because there is no gravity there is no ground
What is the fourth dimension of space?
The answer to that question is and will forever be unknown. we can only think of what it is like but we will never know.
What is in space if space isn't there?
there can be hydrogen or star dust. Scientists think there is some ,,dark matter" what we can't see. this matter is probably expanding the known space.
Does all matter have mass and occupy space?
true...i think
What is the amount of matter given in amount of space?
Density, I think
Is dust a matter?
I dont think dust is a matter. As matter requires these two properties, Space and MASS. A dust can only exhibit the property of space *this answer is an opinion*
Is outer space matter?
No. Space is considered empty. It is generally accepted that the regions between planets and the Sun, and between one star and another, and between galaxies is empty. There are however stray atoms of gas out there, but not enough to allow the vast expanses to be considered "matter"
What is the space that is occupied by matter called?
Space can be occupied by matter. If not how do planets move? If you're asking: Does outer space have matter? Then I would say yes, but very little, little enough to be called a vacuum. Outer Space has a few atoms per square meter.
Is the fifth dimension beyond space and time?
possible answer for 5th dimension!!!!!!!According to me the fifth dimension is not found between space and time, because according to some theories (not still proven), before the big bang when nothingness rules, there were 2 planes which was in 10th dimension, if we follows that unproven theory, nothing can be said that the fifth dimension found between space and time but in controversy, I can deduce that time is separated from all things, it acts on its own, whereas space is limited, if for instance we go beyond our universe, time will still be there!!! ANSWERAccording to string theory extra dimensions are needed. The 4 dimensions of space time are all curled in a way similar to the surface of a sphere were no point can be regarded as being any more central or on the edge than any other. So it makes no sense to think of time independent of the other dimensions.
What m-word defines anything that occupies space?
I can think of two. Matter and Mass which are effectively the same thing. All matter has mass and all masses are composed of matter.
Which do you think contains more matter and occupies more space 1kg of iron or 1kg of cotton?
iron
Measurement of the amount of space that matter occupies?
Volume is a measure of how much space a sample of matter occupies. the SI unit of volume is m3 .
What contained all the matter in space?
I think that space is contained by something.It may be the innermost nucleus of cell of another being magnefied hundreds of trillions of times,just as we are not yet advanced enough to magnify our own cell matter to that extent.I think that there are things that the human race may never be advanced enough to see, but everything must ultimately matter how vast must come to an end. Unfortunately matter what the container of space is I doubt we will ever know.
