How do you define 'space'?

Answer 1

Space could be a interval of time or could be a large gap between two things

Answer 2

Here is how I define 'space':

NOUN

1) the extended, three dimensions of length, width, and depth that define our physical reality

2) the emptiness between all bodies in the universe

3) this emptiness as being beyond the atmosphere of the earth

4) a blank area between letters, words, or punctuation marks in written or printed material

5) a location devoted to a particular purpose

6) any interval of time

7) the portion of a page in a periodical publication allotted for advertising

8) the interval of time in between segments of a radio or television program allotted for commercials

9) the freedom of privacy

VERB

1) to separate people or other bodies at a particular distance

2) to separate letters, words, or punctuation marks in a written or printed work

3) to separate activities or events at particular intervals of time

ADJECTIVE

-of or pertaining to outer space, especially human activities performed in outer space

Answer 3

A big vacuum.

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Space, meaning the portion of the universe excluding the earth, is a huge ocean of various particles known or unknown or theoretically proven to exist. These particles make up the planets, the stars huge galaxies, star eating black holes and monstrous galaxies called quasars.

Space, meaning the dimension, is a collection of infinite number of planes.

Answer 4

Space is the physical extent in which objects and events occur. It can refer to both the vast expanse of the universe beyond Earth, as well as the dimensions that objects occupy in the physical world.