What is the formular to out of space. ie water is H2O?

Earths atmosphere consists of ie oxygen %26amp; carbon dioxide .

what are the gases or elements in space, outside the earths atmosphere

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Space is *not* a perfect vacuum; there are stray molecules of all the elements scattered very thinly everywhere, especially hydrogen which is the most abundant element in the universe. Most of the heavier elements, including those that went into the formation of our sun and planets, were produced in very ancient stars that exploded long ago and blasted them everywhere in space.

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It's a vacuum, there's no elements at all
nifty... vacuum has a formula?

Outer space is a vacuum or absence of matter. Unless I'm mistaken the distance between atoms/molecules in space is measurable in feet.
there is vacuum in outter space so there are no elements
Mostly Helium %26gt; H
Earths atmosphere is comprised mainly of Nitrogen.Space is mostly vacuum,but there are clouds that contain every natural element in space
The universe is 99 percent Hydrogen. Temperature average 3 degrees Kelvin, meaning there is stuff to measure. A thin veneer agreed, but not empty within the bounds of the galaxy.
Even deep space has a few hydrogen atoms (the simplest element in the universe) per cubic centimetre, so I guess generally speaking the formula for outer space would be H.
its actually about 1 atom per several cubic meters, im studying cosmology, i have to know this rubbish