is space really absolutely nothing?

SilverMountai

Yes let the great church of science tell you what nothingness is!Why think? /sarcasm off
Nothing by definition is the absence of something and the way OP uses it is the absence of
everything in certain observable area.
Air is nothing more than a collection of different gases.Those gasses are nothing more than a collection of molecules.Those molecules are nothing more than a collection of atoms etc.
And yes vacuum does not have atoms defined by todays standards but its still a different type of gas which is a collection of gases.

SilverMountai

The church of science does not know much about nature.
And it seems you lack the ability to think that you bring up GR here.Even that certain jew confessed that he was talking BS to a certain extent.(After all he was just a mathematician)

I dare you to prove me then that space has curvature!

Drakkith

Science knows a great deal about nature. Otherwise we would not be able to build things like computers, cars, artificial hearts, etc. Also, by the rules you agreed to upon creating an account, this forum is for mainstream science only, not for your personal opinions. I've already reported you and unless you wish to receive a permanent ban please stick to the rules.

ZapperZ

Locked, pending moderation.

Zz.