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{{wiktionary|space}} {{wiktionary|space}}
''']''' is the boundless three-dimensional extent in which objects and events have relative position and direction. ''']''' is a three-dimensional continuum containing positions and directions.


'''Space''', '''SPACE''', '''spacing''', or '''The Space''' may also refer to: '''Space''', '''SPACE''', '''spacing''', or '''The Space''' may also refer to:

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⚫ ==Arts, entertainment and media==

==Acronyms==
⚫ * ], an annual comic book convention
* ] (SPACE), located in Trivandrum, Kerala, India
⚫ * ], a proposed satellite designed to measure the baryon acoustic oscillations

⚫ ==Arts, entertainment, and media==

===Film and television=== ===Film and television===
====Films==== ====Films====
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* '']'', an American TV series * '']'', an American TV series
* ], an episode of the TV series * ], an episode of the TV series
* "Space", an episode of the Adult Swim television series, '']'' * "Space", an episode of the Adult Swim television series '']''
* ], two mini ''Doctor Who'' episodes * ], two mini ''Doctor Who'' episodes


====TV channels==== ====TV channels====
* ] * ], a Canadian television channel previously known as Space from 1997 to 2019
* ] * ]
* Space TV, an Azerbaijani television channel * ], an Azerbaijani television channel


===Games=== ===Games===
* ], a computer role-playing game series from Edu-Ware * ], a computer role-playing game series from Edu-Ware, ''Space I'', ''Space II''
** ] (1979 videogame)
** ] (1980 videogame)
* Space or square, a location in a ] * Space or square, a location in a ]


===Literature=== ===Literature===
* ], a 1982 novel by James A. Michener * ], a 1982 novel by James A. Michener
* ], a 2000 novel by Stephen Baxter * ], a 2000 novel by Stephen Baxter


===Music=== ===Music===
====Groups and labels==== ====Groups and labels====
* ], a 1970s French electronic music band * ], a 1970s French electronic music band
* ], a 1990s English indie rock band * ], an English indie rock band
* ], an English band who briefly used the name "Space" on some mid-1970s releases * ], an English band who briefly used the name "Space" on some mid-1970s releases


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* ], 2014 * ], 2014
* ], 1996 * ], 1996
* ], 2015 * ], 2015
* ], 1978 * ], 1978
* ], 2016 * ], 2016
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* "Space", a 1978 song by ] and His Orchestra * "Space", a 1978 song by ] and His Orchestra
* "Space", a 1967 guitar piece by ] * "Space", a 1967 guitar piece by ]
* "Space", a song on the Grateful Dead album, '']'' * "Space", an improvisational song performed by the ]
* "Space", a 1986 song by ] * "Space", a 1986 song by ]
* "Space", a 1991 song by ] * "Space", a 1991 song by ]
* "Space", a 2007 song by ]
* "Space", a 2011 song by singer-songwriter ] * "Space", a 2011 song by singer-songwriter ]
* "Space", a 2003 song by Something Corporate from '']'' * "Space", a 2003 song by Something Corporate from '']''
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===Venues=== ===Venues===
* ], a nightclub in Miami, Florida * ], a concert hall in the US
* ], a concert hall in the United States
* Space, a performance venue of the ], Sydney, Australia * Space, a performance venue of the ], Sydney, Australia
* ], a nightclub in Spain * ], a nightclub in Spain
* ], an artist studio organisation in London, England * ], an artist studio organisation in London, England
* ], in South Africa * ], in South Africa
* Space Theatre, within the ], Australia * Space Theatre, within the ], Australia
* ], an arts venue in London, England * ], an arts venue in London, England
* ], cinema chain in Italy, now owned by Vue International


==Computing, keyboard, and printing== ==Science and technology==
⚫ * ] or space, the expanse that exists beyond Earth's atmosphere
⚫ * ], a set with some added structure
* ], the typical notion assumed in classical physics
⚫ * ], a space technology website
⚫ * ], the set of all possible candidate solutions in an optimization problem
⚫ * ] or spatium, a space (cavity or gap) in anatomy
⚫ * ], a proposed satellite designed to measure the baryon acoustic oscillations

===Computing and typography===
* ], and various hyponyms (data, code, virtual address spaces etc.) * ], and various hyponyms (data, code, virtual address spaces etc.)
* Code space of a character set, the range of ]s * Code space, of a character set, the range of ]s
⚫ * ] or SPACE, in computational complexity theory
* ]
⚫ * ], the gap between text characters in typography
⚫ * ], a term in computational complexity theory
⚫ * ], the gap between text characters (in typography)
* ], part of a computer keyboard * ], part of a computer keyboard
* A telecommunications signal state: see ] * Space, a telecommunications signal state; see ]


*]: ====XML and HTML character entities====
** {{code| }} ] * ] ({{code| }})
** {{code| }} ] * ] ({{code| }})
** {{code| }} ] * ] ({{code| }})
** {{code| }}] * ] ({{code| }})


====Unicode====
*Other space characters available in ]:
**{{code|U+2007}} ] * Three-per-em space ({{code|U+2004}}); ]
* Four-per-em space ({{code|U+2005}}); see ]
**{{code|U+200A}} ]
**{{code|U+200B}} ] * Six-per-em space ({{code|U+2006}}); see ]
* ] ({{code|U+2007}})

* Punctuation space ({{code|U+2008}}); see ]
⚫ ==People==
* ] ({{code|U+200A}})
⚫ * ] (1908–1983), American actor
* ] ({{code|U+200B}})
⚫ * ] (born 1961), former United States Representative

==Science and mathematics==
⚫ * ], or just space, the area beyond the limit of the Earth's atmosphere
⚫ * ], a set with some added structure
⚫ * ], a space technology website
* Aether, a ] (space-filling substance) that transmits electromagnetic waves and/or gravitation
⚫ * ], the set of all possible candidate solutions in an optimization problem
⚫ * ] or anatomic space, a space (cavity or gap) in anatomy


==Social science==
==Society and psychology ==
* ], a term in cognitive science * ], a term in cognitive science
* ] * ]
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* ] * ]
* ] * ]

⚫ ==People==
⚫ * ] (1908–1983), American actor
⚫ * ] (born 1961), former United States Representative
* ] (born 2000), professional ''Overwatch'' player

==Other uses==
⚫ * ], an annual comic book convention


==See also== ==See also==
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* {{in title|plural=yes|Space}} * {{in title|plural=yes|Space}}
* {{look from|Space}} * {{look from|Space}}
* ], a historical space-filling substance in physics
* ], an interconnected digital environment
* ] * ]
* ]
* ] * ]
* ] * ]
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* ] * ]


{{disambiguation}} {{disambiguation|given name|surname}}

Latest revision as of 00:06, 24 November 2024

Space is a three-dimensional continuum containing positions and directions.

Space, SPACE, spacing, or The Space may also refer to:

Arts, entertainment and media

Film and television

Films

TV series

TV channels

Games

Literature

Music

Groups and labels

Albums

Songs

Venues

Science and technology

Computing and typography

XML and HTML character entities

Unicode

Social science

People

Other uses

See also

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