Space is the blank area separating words or lines.

Don't forget, a comma is never preceded by a space and always followed by a space.

Space is the wide key at the bottom of a computer keyboard or typewriter that is used to make a space (also known as a space bar).

One of the problems with mechanical keyboards is how some larger keys – like the space, shift, enter, and backspace – can wobble and rattle.

In Maths, a space is a set of points or objects defined by certain properties or rules, often used in geometry or abstract algebra.

In geometry, a Euclidean space is a space with specific rules for distances.

The idea of space — and related concepts — has been used as a metaphor throughout the history of musicology, musical analysis and music theory to refer to different aspects of music (tonal space, modal space or pitch space).

In terms of art, space is the area around, above, and within an object, which gives the appearance of depth even though a painting only has width and height.

If you want to create the illusion of space, think about perspective, placement on the paper, or size of objects.

For a lot of people, space is something that reminds them of a long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away... Of a time in their childhood or teenager years, when they first got introduced to the stories of the eternal struggle between good and evil, embodied by the Jedi and the Sith using the Force, of epic battles, memorable characters in the likes of Luke Skywalker, Darth Vader or Master Yoda, of weird creatures, iconic spaceships, planets at light years apart and of themes of heroism, redemption, and the balance of power.

To others, space is about seeking the unknown and the promise and possibility of discovery. They imagine a future just like in Star Trek, where the Enterprise and its crew embark on missions of exploration and diplomacy. It's a saga about daring captains, the unity of a diverse crew working together, about strange alien species, uncharted planets, and the vision of a future where humanity thrives through curiosity, understanding, and a hope for a better tomorrow.

And some may have a pessimistic look on what space could mean, possibly influenced by the reality portrayed in Interstellar. They imagine a future where humanity will be in a desperate search for survival among the stars, of navigation through wormholes, planets where the time passes differently, and the relentless pull of black holes. The human spirit will be tested by time, love, and sacrifice which can be overcome only through hope, resilience, and the unbreakable human will to endure.