What is the maximum number of multidimensional spaces?

Infinity. Currently, the Earth we live in is 3 dimensions; The universe is infinite, so in the future it may be found in 5 dimensions, 6 dimensions, or even 10,000 dimensions.

At present, what can be defined is the thinking space, as for the 5-dimensional, 6-dimensional, 7-dimensional or whatever, I am afraid that it is not something that people can imagine now, because the space we live in gives us limitations, and it is something that human beings cannot recognize beyond the senses.

n is a number that will get bigger and bigger, what we are exposed to is three-dimensional space, that is, three-dimensional space, and four-dimensional one is very common, that is, time! This is proved by Einstein's theory of relativity with a mathematical formula! In the future, science will become more and more developed, and the multi-dimensional space of discovery and proof will become larger and larger!

The number of dimensions can only reach uncountable infinity at best.

n multidimensional spaces are mathematical concepts that have no concrete shapes.

There is nothing non-dimensional at all!

Multi-dimensional, unit, etc. are just our own understanding!

Don't try to teach a pig to sing, it won't work out, but it will make the pig unhappy!

There is no fact that it simply does not exist! This is just a reverie of mankind at an unknown time!

It's also a fantasy!

Dimensions are artificially defined, and it is a mathematical concept to take as much as you want.

64 Genius can only imagine 4 or 5 dimensions.

Unthinkable, it's too big! n would be an astronomical amount.

Who's treating time as one-dimensional? What can be called a dimension is a spatial attribute, please don't lie to people under the banner of Einstein, thank you.

If you have studied linear algebra, you should know how big the parameter of dimension should be.

It's bigger than the biggest number you can imagine.

Your problem seems to be known only to the dead, looking for ancestors or non-humans after we have evolved.

Zero-dimensional, one-dimensional, two-dimensional, three-dimensional, four-dimensional.

Zero-dimensional space is a point, an infinitesimal point that does not occupy any space, and a point is a zero-dimensional space. When countless points are set and arranged, lines are formed, straight lines are one-dimensional space, countless lines form a plane, and planes are two-dimensional space. Countless planes are juxtaposed to form a three-dimensional space, that is, a three-dimensional space.

The three-dimensional world is stationary, when the three-dimensional world changes in time, the four-dimensional space is generated, if time is regarded as an axis, then any point on this axis is a three-dimensional space, that is to say, countless three-dimensional spaces are set according to the time axis, constituting a four-dimensional space.

In the four-dimensional space, time proceeds linearly, although the future cannot be **, but there is only one source, and there is only one future, no matter what will happen in the next second, there is only one future that will happen.

The highest dimension of space has 11 dimensions.

We humans live in three-dimensional space, so the description of an object has three dimensions: length, width, and height. Correspondingly, the two-dimensional space is only long and wide, which is what we call a plane; In one-dimensional space, there is only one dimension of length, that is, a line without thickness and width; As for the zero-dimension, it is a point.

Countless one-dimensional forms two-dimensional, countless two-dimensional makes three-dimensional, and likewise countless three-dimensional dimensions make up four-dimensional. Generally speaking, the point moves into a line, the line moves into a surface, and the surface moves into a body, which is probably a change process from zero dimension (singularity) to one dimension to two dimensions and finally to three dimensions.

The connection between three-dimensional space and four-dimensional space:

Four-dimensional space is a concept of space-time. To put it simply, any space with four dimensions can be called a four-dimensional space. However, most of the four-dimensional space mentioned in daily life refers to the four-dimensional space-time mentioned by Albert Einstein in his "General Theory of Relativity" and "Special Theory of Relativity".

According to Albert Einstein's concept of bridges, our universe is made up of time and space. The relationship between time and space is that in the structure of space, there is an additional time axis in addition to the three axes of length, width and height of ordinary three-dimensional space, and this time axis is an axis of imaginary values. <>