The phrase "arc of space" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to astronomy, physics, or metaphorical discussions about dimensions or experiences.
Example: "The spacecraft traveled along the arc of space, navigating through the stars with precision."
Alternatives: "curve of space" or "bending of space".
Most of that discarded stuff lies off to the west of the actual landing site, in an arc of space-litter known as the Toss Zone.
Its design, with arcs of retail space on either side of West Gray Avenue, was considered a model for future development.
"You would hear one piano play a small delicate precise gesture, then silence, then a piano off on the mezzanine would play another gesture," he says now. "It was a magical arc of sound in space.
"TX68's trajectory will take it on an arc through a huge region of space, and satellites are very small objects.An asteroid hitting a satellite would be like a blindfolded person throwing a pebble and hitting a single small needle in an enormous haystack".
Using his slide rule, he calculated that at the top of the arc our space vehicle traversed it was doing about 35 miles per hour.
There was always the trademark Stargate story arc of this ancient ship casing the edge of space that kept me watching week after week.
The bubble interfaces are described by a spectral mesh and is advected according to the fluid velocity in such a manner so as to preserve equal arc length spacing of marker points.
Drawing underwent radical changes with the onset of modernism — the arc of a dancer's body in space, for example, was akin to a mark on the page for artists in movements from the Bauhaus to minimalism.
Project Sylpheed, also known as Project Sylpheed: Arc of Deception in North America, is a space simulation game for the Xbox 360 console.
Plus, I could distill the arc of the mother and son's lives in a very short amount of space.
