Anonymous

Yes, by definition liquid is matter, space is not.

Anonymous

A we would feel it if it was B. it would mess a lot of things up if it was C. we could prove it with science and technology in a number of ways

Anonymous

Yes there is proof The earth and other planets have been circling the sun for 4 billion+ years without slowing down. Any liquid has resistance to objects moving through it.

Anonymous

We cannot swim to the Moon. Hey, it's a start.

Anonymous

Is there any proof that it is?

Anonymous

Yes. LOOK UP. See the Space Station in orbit. See the Satellites in orbit.

Anonymous

Every spaceflight mission ever launched. The motion of the planets, moons, and stars. The paths of the galaxies and galactic clusters.

Anonymous

Yes. If it was a liquid - no satellite would be able to stay in orbit due to the friction of a solid in a liquid. (Think of walking inside a pool - much more resistance than air)

Anonymous

Are you all wet? If all of space was liquid, you would be.

Anonymous

Yes. Recent research shows that space is actually composed of A&W root beer.

Anonymous

yes, flow through a liquid causes friction and heat. That does not occur in space or the planets would not stay in orbit, they would fall into the sun quickly.