Do you mean space as in 'the space that surrounds us' or space as in 'outer space'? Because either way this thread is still gay!

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Originally posted by kr00t0n depends on how close it is to full capacity, I hate 'sweat rain'

Sweat rain! The rain that is never cold.

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Originally posted by Xenocreator_PG_ Do you mean space as in 'the space that surrounds us' or space as in 'outer space'? Because either way this thread is still gay!

not nearly as gay as your visage! ohhhhhhhhhh!!!!

Vivid, sit there and keep your fingers in check you dastardly blackguard.

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Originally posted by gwrmarines Wow let me ask joo this Are there clouds in space?

Actually there are clouds in space, they're made of some of the finest dust and debris in the universe.

Yes, to answer the original question, it does rain in space, but its not the same type of rain you experience here in Earth. The rain is sort of like someone mentioned before asteroids and comets. "Storms" are very frequent in space, both electrical, plasmatic, and energy. Some storms come together and after time form planets, stars, and galaxies.

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cooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooool!!

rain = water falling down to the ground

no rain in space.

alphastarred + joint = this thread

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If you do a pee outer space & it floats over to another astronaut & hits him in the face; he could technically say "It is raining piss"

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Originally posted by Ripped Bag Actually there are clouds in space, they're made of some of the finest dust and debris in the universe. Yes, to answer the original question, it does rain in space, but its not the same type of rain you experience here in Earth. The rain is sort of like someone mentioned before asteroids and comets. "Storms" are very frequent in space, both electrical, plasmatic, and energy. Some storms come together and after time form planets, stars, and galaxies.

Star Trek fan, right?

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Originally posted by JimWein Star Trek fan, right?

i knew this without ever watching Star Trek

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no gravity = no rain.

water, maybe- but no rain.

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Originally posted by wizniz no gravity = no rain. water, maybe- but no rain.

more like, no atmosphere = no rain

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