How does air and space differ?

Answer 1

Air is technically loosely formed molecules made up of hydrogen, carbon dioxide, and other misc. elements. Air is so loosely formed that you push the air molecules out of your way when you walk. this is why air can push you back at high speeds.

Answer 2

yes. air weighs 7 kg. bet u didnt know that did you? well.... we don't feel air weighing 7 kg, actually, if you make a square with your fingers, a fairly big one, maybe over;lap your fingers a bit, and that, right there-that square weighs 7 kg, because it is air. we cannot feel that though because air is in our bodies therefore we are balanced. For example; a newborn child, might cry and cough when it is first born because it has no air in its lungs, then you might see the doctor sticking that tube into their lings cleraing out all that gunk that was in there, it was cryionag and was in pain because it felt like the world came crashing down on it, literally, because there was no oxygen in its body so everything felt so heavy, and obviously not too pleasant. have a nice day, and plz get back 2 me if u have questions :)

to test this theorie thy the balloon in the pan bit.

Answer 3

Space is the region outside of the atmosphere of the known planets and the stars (which have fiery atmospheres). Earth's atmosphere is air, other planets have different gases as their atmospheres.

The atmospheres consist of atoms - which, because they have mass, are attracted to their planets by gravity.

As one ascends from a planet the level of gravity decreases and the atmosphere thins - this can be noticed on a high mountain where breathing is difficult and oxygen is used by mountaineers - there are just so few molecules of 'air' that they need assistance.

The region where the atoms cease is "space", so called because there is thought to be nothing in it.

Were any particles of air to be floating around space they would soon be attracted by the gravity of one of the planets as they came within range of it.

Answer 4

No. some gas is present in space, but it is very tenuous.

Answer 5

Air is made up of air molecules. Space on the other hand has no air. Space is a vacuum. There is no air in space.

Answer 6

The two don't have anything to do with each other. It's like asking if grass is green then why do fish live in water.

Answer 7

Because, the entire space is empty.