Components of outer space

Space contains a lot of gas, fine plankton dust as well as some particles and radiation, magnetic and electric fields[4]. Space is not as empty as many people think because it contains a lot of matter, the space stars surrounding it. They are influenced by components of stellar winds, magnetic fields and other elements of stellar death
The cavities surrounding stars are described as cold and fragile because the number of molecules present varies from medium to medium
describe the empty regions around stars and their coldness and fragility as the number of molecules present varies from medium to medium, with some regions containing a single molecule each while other regions contain many molecules
Hydrogen and helium molecules are also widespread in stellar media, accounting for 98% of the molecules, and other elements are also present but with lower densities than hydrogen and helium, which are as follows:
Oxygen.

Nitrogen
Calcium.
Carbon.
Some other minerals.