The phrase 'alien space' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe a place or area of unknown origin, typically from beyond Earth. For example, "The astronauts were tasked with exploring the alien space, hoping to uncover its secrets".
But at least the Giants did not feel they had been airlifted into some alien space in some other city.
Outside the shop was a large silver replica of a flying saucer and inside were paintings of alien space travelers.
As a young kid though he remembers thinking the Rock Savage chemical plant "looked like a huge alien space station".
The bar itself is the very essence of the marooned alien space ship - Planet Hollywood this is not.
I stopped and stared, feeling as though I was the only one who had noticed that an alien space ship had landed on Broadway.
They lived in happy isolation under an ink-black sky until, one day, an alien space ship crashed into their world and they discovered they were not alone.
Could he have been abducted and fallen into an alien space-time vacuum?
£299 Shaped like a sadistic alien space-Taser, Smoothskin's technology also sends pulses of light through the skin, which are converted to heat energy to "disable" the follicles permanently, after the current hair falls out.
When opening the new national museum on Robben Island, he said: "Having excluded and marginalised most of our people, is it surprising that our museums and national monuments are often seen as alien spaces?
According to our source, most kids come in fancy dress, so expect lots of aliens, space rangers and lasers flying around.
We've seen aliens, space battles, and more recently, huge eff'n spiders.
