Recent content by glexchess

Thanks for taking the time... I didn't really expect a clear answer to this question. I had accepted that "What is empty space made of?" is just as unanswerable as "How is the Universe infinite?" Certain notions are inconceivable for the limited capacity of our mind.

At least theoretically, we can remove the content of a container that is, let's say, 1 m3. We deduct everything that could be called something in it. The 1 m3 of void is still there.

In the absolute vacuum of space there is absolutely nothing. Everything removed (theoretically), including radiation, light, "dark matter", etc., we are left with a totally empty "container", space. There is now absolutely nothing in that "container", so what is that NOTHING made of. If it is...