The Tenth Dimension

cloudoffire · July 2006

I found this pretty interesting website that explains the Ten Dimensions

Go there and click on Imagining the Ten Dimensions.

Its pretty weird but from what he said it seems like there would be more considering the tenth dimension is a dot explaining all universes, but then there would be other 10th dimensions that would be the 11th dimension? Its pretty confuzing but check it out for yourself.

Oh and if the website doesnt load keep trying it seems as if the bandwhith is pretty low.

Anageth · July 2006

That was amazing. By the time I reached the 10th dimension, my mind was completely minced! It's explained really well, thanks for posting.

*favorites it*

britoca · July 2006

Originally posted by cloudoffire

I found this pretty interesting website that explains the Ten Dimensions

Go there and click on Imagining the Ten Dimensions.

Its pretty weird but from what he said it seems like there would be more considering the tenth dimension is a dot explaining all universes, but then there would be other 10th dimensions that would be the 11th dimension? Its pretty confuzing but check it out for yourself.

Oh and if the website doesnt load keep trying it seems as if the bandwhith is pretty low.

try reading Rudy Rucker's "The Fourth Dimension" as well, you'll like that

modjoe86 · July 2006

Jesus I got lost by about 6. That was a trip.

cloudoffire · July 2006

Originally posted by britoca

Originally posted by cloudoffire

I found this pretty interesting website that explains the Ten Dimensions

Go there and click on Imagining the Ten Dimensions.

Its pretty weird but from what he said it seems like there would be more considering the tenth dimension is a dot explaining all universes, but then there would be other 10th dimensions that would be the 11th dimension? Its pretty confuzing but check it out for yourself.

Oh and if the website doesnt load keep trying it seems as if the bandwhith is pretty low.

try reading Rudy Rucker's "The Fourth Dimension" as well, you'll like that

Awsome thanks for the advice this is the book right? The Fourth Dimension

8hammer8 · July 2006

If this doesn't expand your mind, nothing will...what a trip. I remember Carl Sagan doing something on dimensions and being amazed by it. I thought there was theories about there being more than the 10 dimensions, but I like how this one walks you through it...thanks for putting up the link.

cloudoffire · July 2006

Yeah there are, i looked into it this is what is called "the string theory" which holds 10 dimensions.

There are two others that have 11 and 26 dimensions. I dont know much about them but im going to look into it on Wikipedia.

Malachi1975 · July 2006

Well, I made it to the 10th dimension completely understanding what the guy was getting at....but now I don't know math anymore!

...dammit

britoca · July 2006

Originally posted by cloudoffire

Originally posted by britoca

Originally posted by cloudoffire

I found this pretty interesting website that explains the Ten Dimensions

Go there and click on Imagining the Ten Dimensions.

Its pretty weird but from what he said it seems like there would be more considering the tenth dimension is a dot explaining all universes, but then there would be other 10th dimensions that would be the 11th dimension? Its pretty confuzing but check it out for yourself.

Oh and if the website doesnt load keep trying it seems as if the bandwhith is pretty low.

try reading Rudy Rucker's "The Fourth Dimension" as well, you'll like that

Awsome thanks for the advice this is the book right? The Fourth Dimension

that's the one.

also since we're chatting about this stuff, try to get ur hands on a copy of "Not Knot", rare stuff, but good as well

cloudoffire · July 2006

Originally posted by britoca

Originally posted by cloudoffire

Originally posted by britoca

Originally posted by cloudoffire

I found this pretty interesting website that explains the Ten Dimensions

Go there and click on Imagining the Ten Dimensions.

Its pretty weird but from what he said it seems like there would be more considering the tenth dimension is a dot explaining all universes, but then there would be other 10th dimensions that would be the 11th dimension? Its pretty confuzing but check it out for yourself.

Oh and if the website doesnt load keep trying it seems as if the bandwhith is pretty low.

try reading Rudy Rucker's "The Fourth Dimension" as well, you'll like that

Awsome thanks for the advice this is the book right? The Fourth Dimension

that's the one.

also since we're chatting about this stuff, try to get ur hands on a copy of "Not Knot", rare stuff, but good as well

Great! thank you for the recommendations. Its perfect timing because i was just ordering some stuff off amazon.

britoca · July 2006

Originally posted by cloudoffire
Yeah there are, i looked into it this is what is called "the string theory" which holds 10 dimensions.

There are two others that have 11 and 26 dimensions. I dont know much about them but im going to look into it on Wikipedia.

here everyone, all 3 hours of the show, complete:

The Elegant Universe

Neptus · July 2006

Coming from a soon to be science teacher
That is pretty freakin' good.

This is something we have talked about in some of my science classes in college, the way he explained this was very simple to understand. How he used very simple examples in simple ways for some people who know absolutely nothing about science and they understand better than a professor writing all these complex examples on a chalk board.

Great post amigo! ::::08::

Alcanan · July 2006

Very Cool. Simple to understand and it made sense... Thanks for the link!

DrowNoble · July 2006

Currently M-Theory is the popular choice among physicists. It uses 11 dimensions. String Theory seemed very elegant, that these strings would vibrate like a guitar string and each "note" the string played would cause an effect. Problem was there used to be 5 different String Theories.

Super Gravity and String Theory were merged into M-Theory. The gravity being the 11th which made things fit better. The M stands for membrane, which oscillate like a string but they aren't a line they are a flat sheet (imagine like a bed sheet rippling). The thing about M-Theory is that it allows for Existance before the Big Bang.

Saw that on the Science Channel last week, very interesting it was.

modjoe86 · July 2006

Originally posted by DrowNoble

Currently M-Theory is the popular choice among physicists. It uses 11 dimensions. String Theory seemed very elegant, that these strings would vibrate like a guitar string and each "note" the string played would cause an effect. Problem was there used to be 5 different String Theories.
Super Gravity and String Theory were merged into M-Theory. The gravity being the 11th which made things fit better. The M stands for membrane, which oscillate like a string but they aren't a line they are a flat sheet (imagine like a bed sheet rippling). The thing about M-Theory is that it allows for Existance before the Big Bang.
Saw that on the Science Channel last week, very interesting it was.

Too bad our minds can't grasp these concepts.

viadi · July 2006

string thoery was untill recentley thought to be as crazy as witchcraft by the science community now it seems they are starting to come around to the idea they are 2 main string thoeries and its seems it going to re-right the physics text books

clicky and enjoy

Unknown · July 2006

it's interesting and all, but one question that kept circulating in my mind.

is the guy/flash trying to prove the infinity of time? that everything existed for infinity?

kilugrum · July 2006

there isn't ten dimensions.. theres 11.

quantum physics... live it learn it.

you can literally walk through a solid wall if you attempted to do it enough times. It would take you like a Millenia of trying before you even came close to succeeding but it's possible based on quantum physics...

cloudoffire · July 2006

Originally posted by kilugrum

there isn't ten dimensions.. theres 11.
quantum physics... live it learn it.
you can literally walk through a solid wall if you attempted to do it enough times. It would take you like a Millenia of trying before you even came close to succeeding but it's possible based on quantum physics...

Well thats one of the theorys and then there's another that states there's 26 dimensions. They are all just theorys and until someone can prove one of them no one can state theirs is the true.

Necran · July 2006

Originally posted by britoca

here everyone, all 3 hours of the show, complete:

The Elegant Universe

I'm currently reading his book after that "the fabric of the cosmos", which delves into quantum theory quite a bit more, he's a great author.

Thanks for the link though, never seen the show.

kilugrum · July 2006

i think people who post here live in the delusional dimension

Thrift · July 2006

Very cool, Im now thinking about buying that book for a summer read.

cloudoffire · July 2006

Originally posted by britoca

Originally posted by cloudoffire
Yeah there are, i looked into it this is what is called "the string theory" which holds 10 dimensions.

There are two others that have 11 and 26 dimensions. I dont know much about them but im going to look into it on Wikipedia.

here everyone, all 3 hours of the show, complete:

The Elegant Universe

I just finished the 3 hour special and i have to say it was very fascinating. It was very easy to understand and it really shocked me on how small the Strings are. And after watching that i dont think ive ever understood gravity so well. Thanks for the link!

Aldaron · July 2006

So everything is just beginning, as well as ending, and taking every variable possible this very moment - Infinite, infinite is happening, but we just can't see it?

Sounds like horse crap to me. Very fascinating though.

94Z07 · July 2006

nvm.

Jodando · July 2006

That's it? 10 dimensions? Nowhere to go from there?

...I feel so... confined.

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