Domande riguardo a frasi esempio con, spiegazione d'utilizzo di "Cosmos"s

A: Outer space

A: it means world, universe but it is also a name.

A: They are the same thing but it's more common for someone to say universe

A: To build on what the guy above me said about space, here are some examples:
"I love looking up at the sky at night because 'space' is pretty."

"There wasn't enough 'space' in my backpack to fit my notebooks."
:)

A: Cosmos means the universe as a well-ordered while - so it is the universe regarded as an ordered system. Universe meaning the entirety of all matter and existence (including subatomic particles, all energy, intergalactic space, stars, galaxies etc) - they can be used as synonyms of each other as they refer to the same thing, but they are seen from different points of view.

A: I like kuddelmuddel's idea, but I guess the two are interchangeable for me. I use cosmos when I want to sound smart ;)

A: It's practically the same. Cosmos has the idea of order associated with it.

A: "Space" or "Outer space"

A: × We just see our cosmos, but we cannot reach to the cosmos
✓ We see the cosmos, but we cannot reach it.

I suggest saying “universe” instead of “cosmos” since that word isn’t very common... hope this helps! :)

A: The beginning is a little confusing, If you refer to the flowers being called cosmos flowers then the sentence is thus:
The cosmos flowers can be seen in the field across the road.
If it is about the sky then:
The cosmos that flowers across the sky can be seen in the field across the road.

A:
Although I would have said
while I was cycling this afternoon

A: I think of going to space. I could see Earth from space. That would be a very good experience.