Science Fiction

- "The Seesaw" by A.E. van Vogt: The protagonist travels further and further into the past and future, eventually causing the Big Bang by releasing accumulated temporal energy, placing him outside normal space-time.

- Doctor Who (The TARDIS): The TARDIS is designed to travel through both time and space simultaneously. While it often lands on Earth, it frequently lands in deep space or on alien planets throughout the series.

- "The Star Diaries" by Stanislaw Lem: The main character, Ijon Tichy, travels in a "chronocycle" and frequently crashes into objects because his calculations fail to account for where Earth was previously located in space.

- Zathura: A Space Adventure (2005): Two brothers find a board game that transports their house directly into outer space.

- Time Trap (2017): A group of students exploring a cave experience time dilation, where they find themselves in a drastically different, futuristic setting that is isolated from the rest of the world.

- Callahan's Crosstime Saloon (Spider Robinson): A short story features a character who nearly asphyxiates because a time jump miscalculation leaves her floating in Earth's orbit.