The word 'hyperspace' is correct and usable in written English.
Hyperspace refers to a theoretical higher-dimensional space that allows for faster-than-light travel. It is often used in science fiction as a method of transportation or as a plot device. Example: "The spaceship zoomed through hyperspace, arriving at the distant planet in a matter of minutes instead of years."
Then there was the aptly titled Spook Country, William Gibson's sinister romp through a hyperspace inhabited by counterfeiters of all kinds—spies, double agents, geohackers, and journalists.
Imagine a system of 3N mutually orthogonal coordinates in a 3N-dimensional space (a space of more than three dimensions is a purely mathematical construction, sometimes known as a hyperspace).
Swayze said he did not consider it his breakthrough movie but instead that it launched his career into "hyperspace".
Even the launch control function, which automatically gives the best getaway, feels oddly anti-climactic as the Vanquish just squeezes itself into hyperspace.
It can jump into hyperspace in an instant, enabling Han to flee from his adversaries.
The result, as he puts it in the introduction to the Bompas & Parr reissue of "Memoirs of a Stomach," was like a trip through "fleshy hyperspace".
Taking a picture of your deal, as David Letterman dubbed it, and blasting it into hyperspace to women you've never met is, you know, something more creepy and compulsive.
"Do we deal in reality or in bureaucratic hyperspace?" I asked.
He wins a championship in 1996 as the setup man for John Wetteland and, soon, leaps into hyperspace as the closer, becoming such a feared adversary that opponents will talk about needing to win games against the Yankees in seven or eight innings before he takes the mound.
Instead of a tunnel snaking through hyperspace and opening at the maw of another black hole, the wormhole would split into a zillion spaghetti-like strands ending on each of the pieces of Hawking radiation.
"The Woman Upstairs" boasts an even splashier, attention-grabbing plot, but it never makes a leap into narrative hyperspace.
