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It can be anything you like, although often it is time.
The fifth dimension is time travel; one step forward past the fourth dimension. So, it's just like building up energy and moving from one place to another. It would look just as it sounds. But, I think time travel is a stupid idea. It creates two alternate universes. One is the unchanged world where you didn't travel and one where you did, creating ANOTHER dimension.
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Yes. The 4th dimension is time. According to String Theory (which is unverified), there may be as many as 11 dimensions, but dimensions above the fourth are hypothetical.
The 4th dimension is believed to be time, as represented as a one-way straight line.
We have yet to conjure up what a 4th dimension would look like, let alone a 43rd. Consider this, though: 1D is a line. 2D could be a square developed from connecting four lines. 3D is a cube erected from that square. Now, what some people argue is that the 4th dimension is a cube erected from a cube. If that's true, imagine what the 43rd dimension would look like.
It can be anything you like, although often it is time.
yes,time is the 4th dimension...
the 4th dimension is time
The cast of 4th Dimension - 2012 includes: Joanna Ignaczewska as Ela
The 4th dimension is time.
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The fifth dimension is time travel; one step forward past the fourth dimension. So, it's just like building up energy and moving from one place to another. It would look just as it sounds. But, I think time travel is a stupid idea. It creates two alternate universes. One is the unchanged world where you didn't travel and one where you did, creating ANOTHER dimension.
The unification of time and space, known as spacetime is the 4th dimension in time. The eternal now is perceived as the 5th dimension in time.
Higher dimensions refer to spaces beyond our familiar three-dimensional world. While we cannot directly visualize them, they are often mathematically described using concepts such as hyperspheres or tesseracts. These dimensions can help explain complex phenomena in physics and mathematics that go beyond our everyday experiences.
Any integer dimension that you like.
Any integer dimension that you like.