hyperspace 

1. A higher dimension of space existing outside of normal space where points in normal space are closer together, thus enabling apparent faster than light travel to be possible. Featured in Star Wars, Babylon 5, the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, and the Stargate series, among other science fiction franchises.

2. The fan membership of starwars.com

3. The plain of existence of a caffinated person

1. "Wow, hyperspace is really queer..."

2. "I can't believe that guy paid to join Hyperspace."

3. "Look at that guy with the Dew, he must be in hyperspace."

hyperspace by Loamstripe June 13, 2007

hyperspace 

A sacred place you can only get to by puffin the elfspice (DMT).

BOOM! I just went into elfspice hyperspace.

hyperspace by sp4zzj4zz December 23, 2004

hyperspace 

a liquid breakout map

HYPERSPACE, AEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

hyperspace by SoupyDelight December 19, 2023

Hyperspace

masculine noun Generic concept for a space with more than three dimensions. In science fiction (Star Wars, Star Trek), it is an alternative realm where ships travel faster than light by "cutting through" extra dimensions. In mathematics, it is synonymous with n-dimensional Euclidean space. In theoretical physics, hyperspace appears in spacetime folding theories. Caution: the popular usage differs from the technical one.

"In the movie Interstellar, the protagonist enters a hyperspace inside the black hole and sees a 'library' of moments in time – a poetic license, not real hyperdimensional physics."

Hyperwaves

Supposed waves that propagate through hyperdimensions or hyperspace, proposed by some non-mainstream alternative theories. In serious physics, the term is rare; it appears in dark matter models as "Kaluza-Klein waves" (excitation modes in compactified dimensions). Also used by ufologists and conspiracy theorists to explain extraterrestrial communications. There is no solid empirical evidence.

"The alternative theories website claimed that hyperwaves from a fifth dimension were causing earthquakes. The physicist replied: 'If they existed, they would be detected by interferometers – and they haven't.'"

Hypermechanics

Hypothetical field that would extend classical and quantum mechanics to include hyperdimensional effects, such as forces acting through extra dimensions. It is not yet a consolidated discipline but appears in certain extensions of string theory (brane dynamics) and hyperdimensional gravity models. The term is also used by pseudoscientific inventors promising "free energy from hyperspace." In general, it is a speculative concept.

"A YouTube inventor sold a 'hypermechanics generator' that supposedly extracted energy from a fourth dimension. An engineer explained: 'This violates energy conservation and has no basis in known physics.' The video was removed."

Hyperspace by Abzugal May 26, 2026

Hyperspace Express Route

What Earth will be demolished to make way for.

The demolotion orders are available on Alpha Centuri right now. I suggest you go there before it's demolished, so we can make a formal complaint.

Hyperspace Express Route by Jonah Rowley March 4, 2005

hyperspace potato 

a potato thats in the sky, and it is op.

I had a hyperspace potato for breakfast

hyperspace potato by bekfastyyyyy February 1, 2018

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.”

Hyperspace Hypothesis by Abzugal May 1, 2026