Space

 

Outer Space:

Definition: Outer space, also known as cosmic space or simply space, refers to the vast region that exists beyond Earth's atmosphere and between celestial bodies. It is a nearly airless vacuum and contains a variety of astronomical objects, such as planets, stars, galaxies, nebulas, and other celestial bodies.

Fun Fact:

A fascinating tidbit about outer space is that it is mostly empty, and the distances between celestial objects are staggeringly vast. Despite the apparent abundance of stars in the night sky, the distances between them are enormous. Traveling through interstellar space takes considerable time due to these vast distances. Additionally, although space is often thought of as "silent," some regions of space produce sounds that scientists have captured and converted into recordings, such as radio waves from stars or sounds from particle interactions in space.