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Remembering that what goes back in space gets darker . The most popular definition is that matter is " something which occupies space " ; which sounds very satisfactory until you reflect that space is not a sort of empty box into which you put matter - - if there were no matter , there would be no space - - but an abstract conception . This rationale only makes sense if America ’ s adversaries will refrain from fighting back in space . " Around 300,000 square feet of furnished space is available for leasing because of termination or scaling back of space commitments by several companies in the last three to six months , " a Delhi-based spokesperson for Cushman and Wakefield , India , a subsidiary of the global real estate services company of the same name said . American spacecraft have explored more than 60 worlds in our solar system , while methodically peering back in space and time to reveal many of the secrets of the Universe . The X-Files seems to have turned its back on space aliens for more homey horrors . The Timberlodger Skyloft 30 by Adventure ( figure A ) has a sleeping capacity of 10 , including a bedroom in front for mom and dad and a super-cool skyloft ( figure B ) in the back with space for three . The real estate changes will involve cutting back on space at many facilities rather than leaving any facilities entirely , according to spokeswoman Tina Warren . Evidently , the brain thought it was back in space and switched to the microgravity balancing model . Science writer Bizony looks back on space exploration and ponders its future . It 's far easier to cancel rooms and cut back on space requirements than it is to find additional space later . That stems in part from Pan American Life , an insurance company that was the previous owner of the building , cutting back on space .