Question

what can be the shape of water in space most important thing is water cannot exist in space but my question is if it exist

Answer 1

There's actually a very beautiful theorem from partially differential equations that explores the question of what happens to masses like a blob of water in space: they will shrink and the individual components will shrink into 'round points', meaning that their shape gets closer and closer to perfect spheres.

Answer 2

Water would be ice in space due to the absence of heat

Answer 3

but if there is a water bubble in space the outside pressure would be 0
Hence the molecule should expand, which would coz the water bubble to smaller ones & the process would keep reapeting
doesn't this contradict James??

Answer 4

if a drop of water is considered to be in space,there is absence of pressure from outside so there is only internal pressure acting equally in 3 dimensions.when equal force acts from inside at 3 dimension the resulting shape is sphere.

Answer 5

water on space will take spherical form .if u take in account the forces acting over the water on space. if the temp. will be over the frozen point.if no will take the shape of water crystal.