hyperspace

English - Turkish

Definition of hyperspace in English Turkish dictionary: Üçten fazla boyutu olan boşluk; (Bilim-kurgu) İçinde ışık hızından hızlı hareket etmenin mümkün farzedildiği uzay-zaman bütünlüğü; aşırı uzay

English - English

Definition of hyperspace in English English dictionary: A Euclidian space of unspecified dimension; An n-dimensional Euclidian space with n > 3; A notional space orthogonal to the usual dimensions of space-time often used for faster-than-light travel
We can only get to the Nimrodian Galaxy if we go through hyperspace.; A means of teleporting ones character; C J Cherryh's answer to the need for faster-than-light transport Using Estelle Bok's equation and its ramifications, spaceships leave Einsteinian space and travel partially outside of time The effects of this are that they can "jump" from one point to another with a sufficient time to gather speed, and that people who go through jump are in suspended animation for the duration, and do not age at the rate of people [in normal space] If one does not take the right drugs before entering hyperspace, one goes mad; An imagined space having more than three dimensions; Multidimensional space beyond the three dimensions that we can easily represent; {i} space with more than three dimensions (Geometry); Hyperspace is another dimension entered by starships that wish to travel between the stars To enter hyperspace the ship must be travelling at the speed of light Once this is achieved the ship engages it's Warp Drives, propelling the ship into hyperspace, allowing it to travel many Light Years in only a day; noun - Space above the 3rd dimension Tetraspace is the 4th dimension; A block of virtual memory somewhere in kernel space This memory is dedicated to the use of the Memory Manager Every instance of a virtual address space that is user-mode has an associated hyperspace area In this hyperspace area, the Memory Manager maintains internal data (for example, page table pages and WSLs) for the current process See also Kernel
hyperspace drive: a hypothetical propulsion system for spacecraft that would "warp" spacetime