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Hyperspace Hypothesis

A hypothesis that posits the existence of a higher‑dimensional space (hyperspace) beyond the familiar three spatial dimensions plus time. Hyperspace could allow shortcuts between distant points in normal space, enabling FTL travel (e.g., warp drives). It is a common trope in theoretical physics (e.g., Kaluza‑Klein theory, string theory’s extra dimensions) and science fiction. The hypothesis remains unproven but mathematically possible in some models.
Hyperspace Hypothesis Example: “The starship’s hyperdrive folded normal space through hyperspace, reducing a journey of centuries to hours. The hyperspace hypothesis made it plausible.”
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