The phrase "distorted space" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe a space or area that appears distorted or altered in some way. This could be caused by various factors such as optical illusions, warped surfaces, or perspective. Example: "The funhouse was filled with distorted space, making it difficult to walk through without feeling disoriented."
The shimmering light of an indoor sun filled the Turbine Hall with wonder and awe, mirrors in the roof expanded and distorted space, people lay on the concrete floor high on art.
Track images are binarized prior the application of software "SCION" so that original track shapes are not distorted, space resolution is improved and track counting has low dependence on focus and illumination level.
With enough mass, sufficiently distorted space causes light to travel along multiple paths, arriving at the same destination.
The strong outlines and bright colours in Heckel's early works as a member of that group reveal his admiration for Post-Impressionist painters Vincent van Gogh and Paul Gauguin; he had the ability to use colour and distorted space to achieve a highly emotive effect.
The film's psychological journey leads to a shootout in an abandoned mining town, staged by Mann in multi-leveled, expressionistically distorted space that seems a universe away from the open plains and sharp horizon lines of Ford's classical vision.
In 1911 Schmidt-Rottluff, with his fellow Die Brücke members, moved to Berlin, where he painted works with more angular, geometric forms and distorted space, revealing his new interest in Cubism and African sculpture.
Just as gravity, they say, can distort space and time, so power changes the character and physiology of those who come within its orbit".
Metamaterials also distort space, as far as light is concerned anyway (in fact there is a formal mathematical analogy between these optical and gravitational distortions).
Now Qiang and Tie have created a metamaterial that distorts space so severely that light entering it (in this case microwaves) cannot escape.
The nice thing about black holes is that although they distort space and time quite severely in their vicinity, their gravitational influence on distant objects is just as we would expect for "normal matter".
But it was a disturbing departure from the purity of Newton's majestic clockwork a departure that was explained only 70 years later, when Einstein's general theory of relativity swept Newton away by showing that gravity operates by distorting space itself.Even Einstein, however, may not have got it right.
