Space is the extension in three directions (3D) of a given location (absolute) where the objects and events that occur have a "relative" position and direction. In this definition we find that the space is "absolute" and that objects and phenomena have a relative location.
Space is objective, absolute and imperceptible directly. We arrive at the concept of space through intuition. The space is a priori. Size, distance and location are objective, relative and perceptible. According to Isaac Newton, space was absolute, in the sense that it was permanent and existed independently of matter.
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