hyperspatial adj.

We assume in some sense the existence of a hyper-space separating the closed spaces; hyper-spatial coördinates which mark their relative hyper-spatial positions.

Him an’ a couple other guys named Einstein an’ Planck fiddled around with hyper-spatial mechanics an’ discovered some interestin’ things.

With a drive that’s hyperspatial, through the parsecs you will race.

Engines and hyperspatial generator functioning erratically, and ship definitely off course, though navigation at present impossible.

In our own early days of spaceflight—before gravity control, hyperspatial travel and atomic motors made considerations of weight of little or no importance—vehicles had to be built as light as possible.

The plans for development of the outlying regions of the Galaxy require the building of a hyperspatial express route through your star system.

I’ve even managed to make hyperspatial contact with some minor official.

In the beginning was the Word and the Word was with God and the Word was a high-density pre-baryogenesis singularity. Darkness lay over the deep and God moved upon the face of the hyperspatial matrix.