Perhaps some bright person will educate me here.
I would think, this being from space.com aside, that these clouds would not be considered "in space", rather, in our Earth atmosphere.
"Space" is not a relative term, is it?
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Perhaps some bright person will educate me here.
I would think, this being from space.com aside, that these clouds would not be considered "in space", rather, in our Earth atmosphere.
"Space" is not a relative term, is it?
yes.....
in simple terms, "space" is what is (or isn't, depending which school of thought you follow) between at least two points...