Do you believe in fate?

@Elessar
There's no bacteria in space.

@SW-User There's bacteria on Earth which is part of space. So there's definitely bacteria in space

@Elessar
Earth is not part of space because earth has it's own atmosphere which supports virus, bacteria and other forms of life. Space on the other hand will not support any forms of life that require oxygen or temperate environments to survive in, which means there is no bacteria or virus in space.

@SW-User You realize that "space" isn't necessarily the void in between the matter scattered around the universe, but it could very well be used to refer to the dimension?

And we're literally part of that dimension. So yes, there's definitely bacteria in dimensional space. A simple microscope is enough to prove it.

@Elessar
Then prove it.

@SW-User https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space

@Elessar
That link you provided is to a conspiracy website that no longer exists.

@SW-User Are you drunk?

@Elessar
No, but you're trying desperately hard to be perceived as 'right', when in fact you cannot support anything you have stated.

@SW-User Go back to middle school and ask your science teacher to explain to you what is "dimensional space", if you don't trust Wikipedia.

Your ignorance isn't my concern. Nor my responsibility to fix.

@Elessar
The link you provided is non-existent.

Your misogyny isn't my concern nor is it my responsibility to correct. Suggest you go back to your father and tell him how socially inept he made you from his guidance and how being 'like father like son' isn't such a good idea after all.

@SW-User It works perfectly fine. When you'll learn to copy paste properly you'll find out too.

I've got nothing against women, only uneducated people who want to lecture me on things they're clueless about while they're also unable to open a link 🤣

@Elessar
The link does not work because it doesn't exist. And if you don't cease your misogynistic bullying on this website, I will flag you.

@SW-User If you've never heard of Wikipedia in 2024 idk what to tell you. The link is also perfectly valid. It's you the one who has a skill issue here lol

Oh yeah ho ahead and abuse the reporting system, I'm confident the admins will take action against you.

@Elessar
Sorry Elessar, but you don't have the upper hand here, despite you being Italian and thinking as an Italian male, that you're the one who's in control at all times. Let's just see what a little harassment flag does for that little Italian ego your your's, mister mouth piece!

@SW-User The one who has an ego issue big enough that they can't admit they were wrong and have to make up excuses to reject a Wikipedia link ain't me.

As I said, the staff at worst won't bother with your nonsensical report, at best will take actions against you abusing the reporting system unnecessarily, and faking accusations.

@Elessar
There is no bacteria in space. Get over it.

@SW-User Earth Is in space, there's bacteria on Earth. Get over it.

@Elessar
Earth has it's own atmosphere which separates earth and it's atmosphere from space. Bacteria does not live outside the earth's atmosphere, otherwise known as 'space'. Now you know something you never knew before.

@SW-User No, dimensional space contains Earth and its bacteria. Get over it.

@Elessar
Wrong. Bacteria does not live outside the earth's atmosphere.

@SW-User Irrelevant. Earth's atmosphere is part of dimensional space. There's bacteria in dimensional space.

@Elessar
What's irrelevant is your perception of the universe.
If you understood that nothing found on earth will live outside the earth's atmosphere, you wouldn't be voicing your misperception of the universe because you'd know enough to shut up.

@SW-User You're still failing to grasp that Earth is part of dimensional space. Therefore, anything that belongs to Earth also belongs to the dimension "space". Bacteria included.

@Elessar
Bacteria will not survive outside the part of the earth's atmosphere which contains oxygen, regardless of where you think the earth resides in space.