Question: does it rain in space and does it effect you?

Alexander Finch answered on 14 Dec 2015:

No rain in space! Whenever there is water in space, it either freezes into a “fog” of ice particles (a bit like a cloud of snow or hail!) or it evaporates.

But there is no snow or hail in space. Water is very rare in most of space – perhaps around comets you can find some, but almost all of space is empty! Rain is a type of weather, and weather only happens inside atmospheres, like down here on Earth! Other planets and moons that have atmospheres have rain too – Jupiter and Titan for example. On Mars, we think it snows sometimes!