Does 'empty' space have mass which is displaced by matter?
Does 'empty' space consist of 'stuff' which is displaced by matter?
What is empty space made up of? What is empty space made of? Given that the reality of the molecular state of all matter is mostly empty space, why does matter feel solid? Does matter fall or float through space? If an atom is mostly empty space, why does matter seem so solid? How do physicists account for the empty space between particles? What is space? Vacuumed sucked space is considered nothing. Is nothing considered to be present when nothing exists? Or was it considerd to be expanded empty space? What is space and dark matter? What is definition of Matter? What are the basic building blocks of matter? What does "space is a vacuum" mean? What is the definition of matter? What is space if not a vacuum? Is it true that space isn't expanding, and that that doesn't make any sense? What are some intensive properties of matter examples? What is the intensive property of matter? What are some lesser known facts about the space? Has space have any end? If matter cannot be created or destroyed, what does a black hole do with matter it sucks in? What are some common examples of solid matter? Is there empty space outside the universe? Is the vacuum of space filled with dark matter? What are some examples of the properties of matter? Are we really alive due to the fact that we are made of empty space? How "empty" is the space between galaxies? What state of matter does dark matter have? What are the most common examples of solid matter? The diffrence between dark and regular matter? Science: If everything is made of atoms, and atoms are mainly empty space, why don't things just pass through each other? What is the electrical nature of matter? What purpose does it serve?