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In [[2364]], [[Geordi La Forge]] attempted to tell a joke to [[Data]], involving a person staggering as he walks up to a girl. The punchline of that joke was "just try that in hyperspace!" ({{TNG|Conspiracy}}) |
In [[2364]], [[Geordi La Forge]] attempted to tell a joke to [[Data]], involving a person staggering as he walks up to a girl. The punchline of that joke was "just try that in hyperspace!" ({{TNG|Conspiracy}}) |
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=== See also === |
=== See also === |
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Revision as of 15:15, 24 October 2010
Hyperspace refers to a location in a zero-gravity environment.
A hyperspace physics test was on the Starfleet Academy entrance exam. (TNG: "Coming of Age")
In 2364, Geordi La Forge attempted to tell a joke to Data, involving a person staggering as he walks up to a girl. The punchline of that joke was "just try that in hyperspace!" (TNG: "Conspiracy")
In theoretical physics, hyperspace refers to a hypothetical higher-dimensional space in which our universe, and possibly others, exist. It has been popularized as a subspace-like dimension in various Isaac Asimov stories, Larry Niven's "Known Space" series, and in the Star Wars film series.