Spacky wank

A wank where you use the back of your hands to masturbate.

I hurt my wrist havcing a spacky wank last night.

Spacky wank by Fusionfx March 10, 2026

Space Pirate

A term for those who explore areas (particularly those in space) which have not been explored before.

Derived from the words of Watney in "The Martian (2015)."

Oh yeah did you see that person who explored Mars for the first time?

Yeah dude he's a real space pirate.

Space Pirate by Sasasee March 12, 2026

Space goon

The enlightened goon after achieving goontosis and living after goonicide and experiencing the ghost of the goon they will achieve space goon which they will float into space and goon and they will become one of the stars made out of the goon only a few people achieve this miracle.

Dude I was gooning and I achieved it space goon!

Random gooner how the fuck did u do it what was it like?

Pro gooner it was peak…

Space goon by The enlighten goon. March 26, 2026

Spacetime Foam Hypothesis

A quantum‑gravity hypothesis proposing that at the smallest scales (the Planck length), spacetime is not smooth and continuous but frothy, turbulent, and constantly fluctuating—a “foam” of quantum wormholes, virtual black holes, and topological fluctuations. This foam would make the concept of a fixed, classical geometry break down near the Planck scale. The hypothesis is a candidate for reconciling general relativity with quantum mechanics, suggesting that spacetime’s apparent smoothness is a large‑scale average, while its microscopic structure is chaotic. It has implications for causality, time, and the possibility of exotic phenomena like wormholes.

Example: “Spacetime foam hypothesis explained why quantum gravity seemed so elusive: if spacetime itself is a boiling foam at the smallest scales, our classical equations were never going to work there.”

Spacetime Foam Hypothesis by Abzugal March 27, 2026

Spacetime Fluidity Hypothesis

A hypothesis that spacetime, under extreme conditions (e.g., near singularities or at the Planck scale), behaves less like a rigid manifold and more like a fluid or superfluid—exhibiting viscosity, flow, and even turbulence. Drawing from analogies with condensed matter physics, it suggests that what we experience as the geometry of spacetime might be an emergent property of a deeper, fluid‑like substrate. This idea has been explored in approaches like analog gravity, where physical systems (e.g., flowing liquids) mimic curved spacetime, and in some quantum gravity models that treat spacetime as a Bose‑Einstein condensate.

Example: “Spacetime fluidity hypothesis offered a new way to think about the Big Bang: not an explosion of a fixed container, but a phase transition in a cosmic superfluid.”

Spacetime Fluidity Hypothesis by Abzugal March 27, 2026

Space Grain

When something is so profound that you can not even feel it in your head.

"Kamla harris raised so much money but lost, - Im having a Space Grain right now"

Space Grain by thirty1six March 27, 2026

Spacetime Tunneling

A speculative concept describing the use of wormholes, Einstein-Rosen bridges, or other topological features of spacetime to travel between distant points without crossing the intervening space. Unlike ordinary travel through space, spacetime tunneling would involve traversing a shortcut—a tunnel where spacetime is warped to connect two otherwise far apart regions. It remains a theoretical possibility within general relativity, though requiring exotic matter with negative energy density to keep the tunnel open. In popular imagination, spacetime tunneling is the ultimate workaround for cosmic distances, allowing journeys that would otherwise take millennia to be completed in moments—if the physics can be made to work.

Spacetime Tunneling Example: “The ship didn’t move through space; it created a spacetime tunnel between Earth and Proxima Centauri. In theory, such a tunnel could make interstellar travel as routine as crossing a bridge.”

Spacetime Tunneling by Dumu The Void March 28, 2026