Is there possibility that there is free flowing water in outer space?

[Vince Stacado]

Only theory is if there ever were water planets exploding for this to happen which would be good for an old theory i called outer space nature. Im wondering if its possible for this?

 

[Wolfshadw]

No. It is not possible. There is insufficient pressure in outer space for water to maintain it's liquid form.

-Wolf sends

 

[Pogo]

Liquid water cannot exist in zero pressure, it’s either a vapor or a solid. A big drop of water cannot form near a star, it remains vapor. Below 0 C, it would condense as ice. An icy body which would wander close to a star would sublime directly to vapor, hence comets.

 

[Catastrophe]

Here is the phase diagram for water. As you see, liquid water cannot exist below the triple point.

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Pressure is the vertical axis.

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