The parallel universe level of the theory of interdimensional space

Summary. Parallel universes are bigger. In a parallel universe, four mirrors are placed together in parallel to each other, and a candle is placed in the middle of the mirror, and the world in the mirror is a parallel universe.

Parallel universes will be infinitely derived, with the speed of light as the speed of birth, and the first universe and the last universe may be the difference between the age of dinosaurs and the current technology. It's actually quite scary, because we can't be sure how many we are.

Parallel universes. Assuming that my theory is true, then the universe with higher technology than ours may have been able to travel through the dimensional space in parallel universes, and I have not found any way to say it in layman's terms, which can be understood as the same person, who is submissive in this universe and an emperor in other dimensional spaces. Each dimensional space cannot interact with each other and is a completely independent space, but the dimensional space can also be affected by parallel universes.

Is the extradimensional space larger than the parallel universe?

Parallel universes are bigger. In a parallel universe, four mirrors are placed together in parallel to each other, and a candle is placed in the middle of the mirror, and the world in the mirror is a parallel universe. Parallel universes will be infinitely derived, with the speed of light as the speed of birth, and the first universe and the last universe may be the difference between the age of dinosaurs and the current technology.

It's actually quite scary, because we can't be sure of how many parallel universes we're in. Assuming that my theory is true, then the universe with higher technology than ours may have been able to travel through the dimensional space in parallel universes, and I have not found any way to say it in layman's terms, which can be understood as the same person, who is submissive in this universe and an emperor in other dimensional spaces. Each dimensional space cannot interact with each other and is a completely independent space, but the dimensional space can also be affected by parallel universes.

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I don't agree with the parallel universe theory.

The following text is an excerpt from a review of Interstellar and contains no spoilers.

It is recommended to watch "Interstellar" first, and then read this movie review. The address of the film review is attached at the end.

What is a five-dimensional world?

First of all, zero-dimensionality is just a point, right?

Then one dimension is a straight line, which is formed by the connection of countless points.

The two-dimensional dimension is a surface, which is made up of countless straight lines.

Three-dimensional is space, which is formed by the connection of countless faces.

Before we go any further, let's talk about one more concept:

What is 1D? It's a straight line, and we call it the x-axis.

What about two-dimensional? That is, there can be a straight line perpendicular to this straight line, which we call the y-axis, and x and y are perpendicular to each other.

What about three-dimensional? It's that you can have a straight line perpendicular to both x and y, and we call it the z-axis, so we have x, y, and z perpendicular to each other, right?

What about the four dimensions? There is also a straight line that can be perpendicular to x, y, and z at the same time, which we call the t-axis, and then x, y, z, and t are perpendicular to each other. Of course, we can't imagine the position of this t-axis, because we are creatures in the three-dimensional world.

This second method is the geometric method. The reason why we are confused by the five dimensions of the movie is because we confuse the geometric dimension with the physical dimension, and the geometric dimension has no time!

Okay, three-dimensional is space, right? The fourth dimension is time, time is different for each of us, remember the general theory of relativity, right? So we don't live in a "three-dimensional space", but in a "four-dimensional space-time".

So why can't we go to the future and return to the past in the dimension of time as freely as we go forward and backward? It's simple, because it's not a geometric dimension! (Theoretically because of the second law of thermodynamics:.)

entropy entropy, or entropy increase principle, interested friends can go to Chaha).

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The part above the dividing line, I can guarantee that at the current level of science, must be true and accurate. But the parts below the dividing line, that is, the five-dimensional world, etc., are all imagined by me personally, and there is absolutely no guarantee of their authenticity.

So what is the fifth dimension? The movie has clearly told you, and more than once: in the five-dimensional world, time is a physical dimension, which may be like a mountain, climb past it to the future, or like a cave, enter it and go back to the past.

How? Just as countless two-dimensional surfaces are connected to form a three-dimensional body, the fifth dimension is probably composed of countless four-dimensional space-time connections! It is made up of an infinite number of "moments" or "nows".

Therefore, in the fifth dimension, if you go backwards, you will return to the past, and if you go forward, you will reach the future.

As for what the five-dimensional world looks like, is it necessary to think about it? Can the cute square on the playing card be able to imagine Charlemagne's pose?

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In the term, only "high-dimensional space" and "different dimension" have similar meanings.

The two-dimensional is two-dimensional space (so the comics drawn on the plane and the animations made from it are called two-dimensional), and the three-dimensional is the three-dimensional space ......And so on.

The concept of parallel universes was not proposed because of the paradox of time travel, it came from quantum mechanics, because quantum mechanics has an uncertainty, that is, quantum uncertainty. The concept of parallel universes was proposed thanks to the scientific discoveries of modern quantum mechanics. In the 50s of the 20th century, when some physicists observed quanta, they found that the quantum state was different each time they observed.

And since all matter in the universe is made up of quanta, these scientists speculate that since each quantum has a different state, it is possible that the universe is not just one, but multiple similar universes.

Dimension, for example, 0 dimension is a point, 1 dimension is a line, 2 dimensions is a plane, 3D is a three-dimensional, and 4 dimensions is a superbody. According to the current theoretical framework, there is no upper limit to the number of latitudes. Therefore, the latitude space has not yet been marked with a few dimensions, but human understanding does not exceed four dimensions.

The interdimensional space originally referred to the time tunnel. In a four-dimensional space, the coordinate of time is uniform and greater than 0, but in a five-dimensional space, time will be the same as the x-coordinate, which is arbitrarily variable and can be negative, that is, go back to the past. But it is limited to speculation, and there is no theoretical basis.

Then it was widely quoted to all kinds of ** movie mess.

Parallel worlds are a conjecture of time, and in some history or key choice, if another scenario arises, such as World War II, Hitler wins. We can't deny the probability of such a scenario, so we use parallel worlds to replace this probability. As for parallel worlds, do they really exist?

Nor is there enough evidence to say for sure.

The word "interdimensional space" in Japanese, which means "parallel universe" in Chinese, is a term proposed on the basis of the assumption of high-level space, and is used to describe a four-dimensional space including the time coordinate axis. It mostly appears in science fiction film and television works and comics.

According to theoretical physicists, different parallel universes can be connected by "wormholes", "wormholes" are essentially tunnels connecting different space-time, it is very small, equivalent to the size of quarks, the key is that the so-called Danling parallel universe of scientists is the same as our real universe, is a branch of the development of the universe in the past, according to this principle, there is another self in the parallel universe, and if the technology is developed enough, the modulus Qi I in the parallel universe and the real universe I can meet through the "wormhole".