What is space?
Q: What is space?
A: Space is the near-vacuum that exists between celestial bodies.
Q: What is found in space?
A: Everything, including planets, stars, galaxies, and other objects, is found in space.
Q: Where does space begin on Earth?
A: Space is said to begin at the Kármán line, which is 100 km above sea level and where Earth's atmosphere ends.
Q: Is the Kármán line a natural boundary?
A: No, the Kármán line is not a natural boundary but rather a convention used by scientists and diplomats.
Q: How crowded is space near Earth compared to astronomical standards?
A: Space near Earth is quite crowded by astronomical standards.
Q: Can you provide a list of things found in space?
A: The things found in space include planets, stars, galaxies, and other objects.
Q: What is the Kármán line?
A: The Kármán line is a boundary in Earth's atmosphere, 100 km above sea level, where space is said to begin.
