Space Gweem

Space Marines are genetically enhanced superhuman warriors, created to serve the God-Emperor of Mankind. They are considered among the most elite and powerful soldiers in the galaxy, tasked with defending the Imperium of Man against countless threats, including alien races, heretics, and demonic entities from the Warp.

Space Gweems are the dopey cousins of Space Marines created from the leftover parts after they are created. Pysically, they are similar to Space Marines except that their cranium is filled in completely with solid muscle. Space Gweems have a fierce distinct battlecry; however, it is entoned at a frequency undetectable by humans, Space Marines, and Space Gweems. Strangely, only crustaceans can detect it.

We thought we were saved when the Space Gweem arrived, but he ran past the ork and just kept going!

by Robooty Gillyman September 25, 2024

space hair

Human hair in micro-gravity.

The astronauts long hair looked like an explosion due to space hair.

by fidness 1957 November 23, 2024

space fapping

self pleasure in a airplane bathroom and leaving it on the toilet and the walls

I walked into the bathroom to see this guy space fapping all over the walls!

by freakiest f3lla December 4, 2024

Space Popcorn

when shorty queef so hard a little bit of shit comes out

this bitch so nasty she queefed on me and a lil bit of space popcorn flew at me

by bugzonnasick1 February 2, 2025

Space Engineering

The discipline of building structures and systems in and with space itself, using the unique environment as both a tool and a construction site. This includes building orbital habitats, solar power satellites, asteroid mining infrastructure, and interstellar probes. But advanced space engineering involves megastructures: O'Neill cylinders, Bernal spheres, Stellar Engines (like the Shkadov thruster to move a star), and astro-engineering projects that use the raw materials of star systems without planets as their primary substrate. It's construction where the vacuum, microgravity, and abundant solar energy are core design features.

Example: "His thesis was on space engineering: a design for a 'Clarke Belt Forge,' a rotating factory complex in geostationary orbit that uses zero-G to spin-form perfect fusion reactor vessels from molten asteroid metal, then launches them to deep space with a mass driver."

by Dumuabzu January 29, 2026

Space Technologies

The broad, catch-all category for any hardware that operates outside the comforting blanket of an atmosphere. This ranges from the mundane (improved space toilet designs, more efficient solar panels) to the critical (radiation-hardened computer chips, hypergolic thrusters) to the ambitious (orbital manufacturing stations, asteroid mining rigs). It's the foundational, "keep the humans alive and the data flowing" tech that makes everything else in space possible, emphasizing extreme reliability, lightweight materials, and systems that can't be fixed with a quick service call.

*Example: "My uncle works on space technology. Not the sexy warp drive stuff—he designs better locking mechanisms for cargo latches on the Lunar Supply Shuttle. He says the difference between success and a cloud of expensive debris is often a 50-cent washer that can handle -270°C to +120°C without embrittling."* Space Technologies

by Abzugal January 30, 2026

Space Sciences

The collection of scientific disciplines dedicated to studying the universe from the unique vantage point of space, and understanding space itself as an environment. This includes astronomy (observing without atmospheric distortion), planetary science, heliophysics (studying the Sun's influence), and microgravity research (studying fluid dynamics, materials, and biology in freefall). It provides the fundamental knowledge about where we're going and what we'll find there, from mapping asteroid compositions to understanding how cosmic radiation affects DNA.

Example: "Her Ph.D. in space sciences involved analyzing spectrometer data from a probe that flew through a comet's tail. She discovered complex organic molecules, which she excitedly explained as 'the building blocks of life, just chilling on a dirty iceball.' This is why we spend the money."

by Abzugal January 30, 2026