The phrase "a miniature space" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a small or compact area, often in contexts related to design, architecture, or art.
Example: "The artist created a stunning installation that transformed the gallery into a miniature space filled with intricate details."
Alternatives: "a small area" or "a compact space".
The craft resembled a miniature space shuttle and was designed to carry a small payload for several months and then reenter the atmosphere, glide to Earth, and land like a shuttle.
The unmanned X-37B, which resembles a miniature space shuttle, touched down at 7.47am ET on a runway formerly used for landings of the now-mothballed space shuttles, the air force said in an email.
"All of this is fashion now," said Dame Diouf, indicating a selection of brightly colored textiles on display in his booth, which was warmed on a rain-soaked day last week by a miniature space heater.
The first-generation product, though, with its stand that makes it look like a miniature Space Needle, seems designed for stationary tasks.
The aircraft, resembling a miniature space shuttle and known as the Orbital Test Vehicle or X-37B, spent 674 days in orbit around the planet.
The X-37B looks a bit like a miniature space shuttle.
The crew is expected to spend up to 20 days in space and dock with the orbiting Tiangong 1 space lab module, a kind of miniature space station, which China launched in September 2011.
In the same home as the previously mentioned family art studio, homeowner Amanda Hervey also carved out a more private, miniature space in which she can work, read and write posts for her blog, Our Storied Home.
The doll came packaged with a NASA logo cap and miniature space food, space travelers checks and a Space Camp graduation certificate.
A Cornell lab has made miniature space shuttles out of ground scallops and cheese: brave new world.
More than a few were designed and produced on computerized machines: Junichi Arai's abstract-patterned crushed metallic woven panels, the length of a sari, and Stanley Lechtzin's resin and gold brooch that looks like a miniature Stanley Kubrick space pod.
