Multidemensional World More Than Our Average 3...Describe?
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Things like tesseracts can open up to other worlds. I believe that this is very true.Example:think of our world as a square,or in dimensions,we live in a three dimesional world.But in a tesseract there are fourth and fifth dimensions. Kind of like portals. So these openings in the tesseract are like black holes almost. How would see the world through the pepsi cup I can't explain but I have a feeling it wouldn't be good.
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same amount of nations in the world and 7 continents
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Take into consideration the billions of stars in this galaxy. Then take into consideration the billions of galaxies in the local cluster. Then take into consideration the billions of clusters in the local supercluster. Then take into consideration the billions of superclusters in the local segment of the wall. Then take into consideration the billions of segments in the Great Wall. Then take into consideration the billions of walls in the Universe. It's even possible there's more than one universe! \n\nWhat do you believe? I think there is life out there. But are they sentient and advanced? Maybe. Maybe not.
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1) 2\n2)  maybe the biggest number of them all?\n3) 3
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Refering to the four dimensions, I assume you mean three spatial dimensions, and one of time.  This is correct.\n\nString Theory, which is a possible candidate for the Ultimate Theory of the Universe, demands that there actually be ten spatical dimensions!  Four spatial dimensions is impossible for our brains to comprehend and picture let alone ten.  \n\nYou might be wondering why we aren't aware of the extra seven dimensions if they do exist.  The reason: they are curled.  Let me explain what that means.\n\nImagine looking at a clothesline.  From afar, it looks like the clothesline only has two dimenions: you can either go left or right.  Now when you move closer, you are able to see the third dimension of the line, which would allow say an ant to crawl around (up and down) as well as left and right.  You couldn't see that dimension from afar because it is curled up and very small.\n\nThis is the same principle with the other seven dimensions.  They are curled up, and can only be seen if we were able to probe to a small enough distance.  This distance is actually a millionth of a billionth of a billionth of a billionth of a centimeter!  That is way too small for us to be able to see today, and probably for quite some time.\n\nThere are some tricks though for getting a feel for 4 dimensions.  You consider an example that relates 2-D to 3-D, and then apply that to relating 3-D to 4-D.\n\nFor example: imagine a table top is a 2-D Universe, and on that Universe lives a being shaped like a square.  If you were above this 2-D plane and were to talk to the square, he would hear you, but not see you.  If you decided to show him a sphere, would have to pass the sphere through his 2-D Universe.  The only problem is, he wouldn't see the 3-D sphere.  He would see at first a point, followed by a succession of circles that kept growing until you reached the mid-point of the sphere, which would be the biggest circle.  Then as you continued to move the sphere through the plane, he would see a succession of circles that got smaller until he saw a point, and then nothing.  The point is, he would only see cross sections of the sphere, which are circles.  \n\nNow apply that to our Universe.  If a being were in the fourth dimension and tried to pass a hypersphere (a 4-D sphere) through our Universe, we would only be able to see cross sections of that hypersphere.  What would we see?  We would see a succession of 3-D spheres that kept growing, reached the largest size, and then shrunk back down to nothing!  So, the cross section of a 4-D sphere is a 3-D sphere.\n\nHere is another really cool example.  Going back to the square being, let's say he had a safe.  His safe would have four walls, in which one of the walls would act as a door.  It would basically be a hollow square.  Since there are four walls, a 2-D being in that Universe would have no chance at getting any money out of the safe without opening the door.  However, you being in the third dimension above the 2-D plane, could simply reach in and grab the money coming from the top. It would be a complete magic trick to the square.\n\nSimilarily, a 4-D being could reach in our 3-D safe reaching in from the fourth dimension, and take our money without opening the door!\n\nHope that helps.
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Technically, we live in a 4 dimensional world.  The forth demension is time.  There are no actual 3, 2 and 1 dimensional worlds that you can get to, but you can see a simulated 2 dimensional world.  it's the computer screen in front of you, or a tv screen, which shows only length and width, although it can show the illusion of depth.
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We observe four dimensions everyday, three spatial and time.\nBut...theories such as string theory predict that the space we live in has in fact many more dimensions (frequently 10, 11 or 26), but that the universe measured along these additional dimensions is subatomic in size. As a result, we perceive only the three spatial dimensions that have macroscopic size.\n\nThis is not so strange as it sounds, which I'll show with an example. Imagine you are in an airplane, flying over sea. Seen from a height, the sea looks flat, two-dimensional. But when the plane looses height we start to perceive the waves, that move in a third direction we could not see before.\n\nThe universe could be the same. Four macroscopic dimensions and a few more, hidden ones. We can only perceive them for instance, by the small effects their existence might have on subatomic particles.
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Between family systems, regional systems, traditional systems, mixed systems, etc.... too many to count!
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Actually, we ARE living in a multi-demensional world. We just PERCEIVE 4 demensions (including time). Most people think that another demension is 'another place' where you have to 'go to' when in fact, all demensions are interposed and coexisting in the same space; you just dont SEE / perceive them. Very much like the Jinn...they are THERE although you don't SEE them cuz they're vibration is way too high for your eyes to perceive. For example, if you can see THROUGH a coffee mug for example or through people, you are PERCEIVING more demensions. In other words, the more demensions you can 'perceive' the MORE you can SEE...either way, they're all THERE. \nHope that helps.
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I think Saul of Tarsus was correct when he poetically observed that "we see through a glass, darkly". Our perceptions are a single mode of reality, but there are other modes that we cannot percieve directly, such as the world of the very small and the world of the very large. We must use the scientific method and instruments to enable us to indirectly extend our ability and percieve the things that we can't otherwise observe, but that do have a bearing on our lives nonetheless.\n\nI find it very interesting that the world of human perception is in the middle of the world of things, including size, velocity, temperature, and light, among other possible characteristics of the universe. The extremes extend to both sides of our perceptual abilities, both above and below. I think this is philosophically significant, but I have yet to ascertain exactly what that significance is.
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Sorry no one will be able to help you as we do not the data in #3.\n\nYou will need to figure this one out yourself...
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We observe four dimensions everyday, three spatial and time.\nTime is called a dimension because it makes mathematical sense to do so. \nBut...theories such as string theory predict that the space we live in has in fact many more dimensions (frequently 10, 11 or 26), but that the universe measured along these additional dimensions is subatomic in size. As a result, we perceive only the three spatial dimensions that have macroscopic size.\n\nThis is not so strange as it sounds, which I'll show with an example. Imagine you are in an airplane, flying over sea. Seen from a height, the sea looks flat, two-dimensional. But when the plane looses height we start to perceive the waves, that move in a third direction we could see before.\n\nThe universe could be the same. Four macroscopic dimensions and a few more, hidden ones. We can only perceive them for instance, by the small effects their existence might have on subatomic particles.\n\nSerious enough?\nThe reference is a general article on the mathematical notion of dimensions, that contains links.
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In the physical sense, it has not as it is a sphere.\n\nIn a time frame...\nOur world began with the first sign of life.\nAnd it will die when something in the Universe collide with it.\nIn the meantime, humanity will be wiped out by one thing or another, pretty much like the dinausors.\nAnd another race will be born after that. Not necessarily human but an improvement on us... humans who could not get it right.\n\nFor the believers...\nGOD did stuff up twice.\nHopefully, he'll get it right the third time.
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for sure.\n\nbible is descriptive.... quantum physics is a snap.\n\naren't you glad..\n\nthat way its cover 11 or 12 diminsions where you only think in 3 or 4.
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it all depends on if you believe in multiple universes and dimensions if you do then yes ours is an entangled multi dimensional universe. Another thing if we are then whose universe are we in???
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Beyond our universe is a multitude of other universes moving through a multiverse.
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Quantum equations reveal that there are 10 dimensions within our trans-dimensional "neighborhood", which is speculated to be subdivided into two major and separate arenas:  1) The 4-dimensional physical multiverses (including our own "Known Universe" amongst countless similar parallel universes); and 2) the 6-dimensional hyperphysical multiverses contra distinct to the antipodal 4-D multiverses.  In addition to this, Superstring Theory and the new emergent "hyperphysics" imply that 90% of the Universe is missing.  The equations appear to be indicating that beyond the 10 dimensions there is also the existence of 34 to 37+ "Super-Trans-Dimensions" of infinite and immeasurable scale and attributes, and having a state and condition to time that is "Absolute Infinity".  Some are suggesting that this realm may be where God exists.  In totality, all this suggests the existence of a gargantuan “Trans-Universal Superstructure” that if compared to our miniscule “Known Universe”, our universe would be the size of a mere grain of sand.