Hyperspace is a term that describes the total number of individual locations and all of their
interconnections in a hypertext
environment. It also connotes a perceived sense of this potentially confusing totality. If you've
ever started out somewhere on the World Wide Web and gradually lost the sense that you know where
you are going or where you are, you are in the condition known as "lost in hyperspace." (Studies,
however, show that the "lost in hyperspace" problem is relatively low on users' lists of "things to
improve.")
Hyperspace can be considered the hypertextual or architectural aspect of cyberspace, a
term that has even richer connotations.
This was last updated in April 2005
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