Fissure
Fissure noun - An irregular usually narrow break in a surface created by pressure.
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| open | open fissure | open space |
| large | large fissure | large space |
| big | big fissure | big space |
| narrow | narrow fissure | narrow space |
| Other adjectives: underground, dimensional. | ||
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Guardians of the Galaxy: The modern-day team visits one early on in vol 2., when a fissure in time and space opens up there.
Source: Dyson Sphere -
In Riven, the sequel to Myst, you signal Atrus by opening a fissure into outer space.
Source: Epic Hail -
Arbitrary Skepticism: Adam Warlock, a genetically engineered "quantum wizard", asks Major Victory, a time-travelling telekinetic, if he believes in werewolves, while they're on a burning planet falling into a fissure in space-and-time.
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