What is space? Is space vacuum?

I hope you're not thinking space acts like a vacuum cleaner, like this http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vacuum_clea... In science "vacuum" means basically "nothing" - a region of space that is empty of matter.

It is not like a house's vacuum cleaner. That uses partial vacuum (lower air pressure) to suck up dirt. Space is total lack of air, a complete vacuum.

Nothing at all (practically). Sure, there are occaisional gas molecules, maybe a piece of dust once in a while (smaller than what a microscope could see), lots of subatomic particles from the sun and stars and galaxies, and light and other forms of electromagnetic radiation, like infrared and radio waves. But it is still a lot of empty.

That's why its a vacuum.

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