Deep into Space

As a kid everyone has a dream job you just had to ask and if you would have asked 6-year-old me she would have said a "solider" it might be a shocker, but I was so interested in it. But in the course of elementary school, I began to discover a new passion for astronomy mainly because of my dad he used to buy lots of magazines that used to have solar and lunar eclipses, horoscopes, fact about planets and the universe and that was enough for 8-year-old curious me. at the start of high-school I was passionate, but it was only skin deep. right now, i still struggle with my passion but I am better than the person i was 2 years ago I will go further as there is nothing impossible for those who don't believe in possible here is some word of wisdom from Paul Brandt "Don't tell me the sky is the limit when there are footprints on the moon." How is this not interesting? At this specific moment there are lots of theories and reasons that could interest peoples about sp...

Now things are about to get confusing, but I will try and break it down into easy points if most people were to be asked "what is space made up of" the answer is mostly "nothing" and they would be right but strangely enough they would be wrong too space is an empty space, but empty space is not nothing it's something, something with hidden characteristics we are yet to discover. what is the space after space?  Space is so real that it can twist, bend and ripple. It helped shape everything in our daily life and formed the fabric of cosmos. We are not usually very conscious of space, like how a fish is not conscious about water because they are in it all the time.

We use the term 'space' in our daily life but there is an important question we need to ask ourselves "what is space" this question seems so simple, yet it led to so much controversy and arguments starting from philosophers of the 17th century to scientists and the brightest minds of our time. In the 21st century the two main arguable ideas about space are the opposing ideas of "relationism" and "absolutism" but these ideas way go back to the 18th century. Relationism Is there space between the stars? The relationist German philosopher Gottfried Wilhelm von Leibniz  arg ued that space is the spatial relations between things for example if we placed a book on a chair we would say the book is on top of the chair and if we found a cat next to a tree, we can say the cat is three meters away from the tree that means space is found relatively based on our universe hence if our universe was destroyed space would not exist. Absolutism The absolutist Englis...