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rdococ · 2011-03-10 15:58:35

0th - infinetly small dot
1st - lines
2nd - flat objects including shapes
3rd - well-- flat objects with simple x, y and z positions. 3d objects are from 2d ones. 5 or 6 flat objects with all x, y and z positions create a cube.
4th - an 3d object in 3d objects. Rotation is weird.
5th - 2 3d objects in 3d objects. Rotation is weird.
6th - 3 3d objects in 3d objects. Rotation is weird. Some objects have normal 3d rotation and systems.
and so on - more 3d objects in some 3d objects. Rotation is weird

EDIT: Intresting fact. Some 6d shapes are the same as 3d shapes.

EDIT2: Another fact. The 11th dimension is super-gravity; a black hole is somewhat in the 11th dimension!
All from Wikipedia!

EDIT 3: Fact list.
System:
0. None.
1. Simple 2d style shape rotation. Rotation style supports lines only.
2. It's own 2d style shape rotation.
3. Uses at least 1 shape to make shapes, so it's with the 2d style shape rotation.
4. This one is tricky to explain. The smaller cube goes out of the big cube and becomes the big one. The one which WAS big goes small and into the NEW big shape. Uses no collision for some big cube sides with the 3d style shape rotation.
5. Same as 4, but with 2 small cubes instead/Uses 4d style shape rotation.
6 and on. More small cubes/Uses 4d style shape rotation.

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Kileymeister · 2011-03-10 16:03:06

And we are in the full 3rd dimension and at exactly one point in the 4th dimension constantly moving forward.

As far as I know we do not exist in the other ones.

rdococ · 2011-03-10 16:06:55

Yes, but I am writing most dimenisions.

agscratcher · 2011-03-10 16:19:19

Ahem...

The fourth dimension is time. There are no other dimensions possible in the currently accepted theory. However, alternate theories propose what other dimensions could be, but they weren't this.

All from Wikipedia.

Kileymeister · 2011-03-10 16:20:49

agscratcher wrote:
Ahem...

The fourth dimension is time. There are no other dimensions possible in the currently accepted theory. However, alternate theories propose what other dimensions could be, but they weren't this.

All from Wikipedia.

The fourth dimension is not exactly time, it's every point between and including where an object is and where it will be.

This allows multiple dimensions to exist.

This from personal recollection.

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agscratcher · 2011-03-10 16:29:30

Kileymeister wrote:
agscratcher wrote:
Ahem...

The fourth dimension is time. There are no other dimensions possible in the currently accepted theory. However, alternate theories propose what other dimensions could be, but they weren't this.

All from Wikipedia.
The fourth dimension is not exactly time, it's every point between and including where an object is and where it will be.

This allows multiple dimensions to exist.

This from personal recollection.

And, because objects can move across all of the points, there's time.

Harakou · 2011-03-10 16:50:14

agscratcher wrote:
Ahem...

The fourth dimension is time. There are no other dimensions possible in the currently accepted theory. However, alternate theories propose what other dimensions could be, but they weren't this.

All from Wikipedia.

Actually, according to quantum physics, there may be lots of dimensions. The reason that we don't notice them is because of the nature of these dimensions. They are round and so small that we travel their distance without even noticing them. (Obviously this is only a hypothesis, but it has its merits nonetheless.)

agscratcher · 2011-03-10 17:00:09

Harakou wrote:
agscratcher wrote:
Ahem...

The fourth dimension is time. There are no other dimensions possible in the currently accepted theory. However, alternate theories propose what other dimensions could be, but they weren't this.

All from Wikipedia.
Actually, according to quantum physics, there may be lots of dimensions. The reason that we don't notice them is because of the nature of these dimensions. They are round and so small that we travel their distance without even noticing them. (Obviously this is only a hypothesis, but it has its merits nonetheless.)

That was one of the alternate theories I came across. Quantum physics also says that there are infinite universes, and that our actions create these universes. As I'm typing this, I'm creating an alternate universe.

roger- · 2011-03-10 18:31:12

from what i know of, there are 7 dimensions (no i did not just make that up I actually put A LOT of thinking into it. funny how the topic of dimensions has been on my mind for the past month or so)

agscratcher · 2011-03-10 18:43:58

roger- wrote:
from what i know of, there are 7 dimensions (no i did not just make that up I actually put A LOT of thinking into it. funny how the topic of dimensions has been on my mind for the past month or so)

And what would they be?

Sunrise-Moon · 2011-03-10 19:16:31

agscratcher wrote:
roger- wrote:
from what i know of, there are 7 dimensions (no i did not just make that up I actually put A LOT of thinking into it. funny how the topic of dimensions has been on my mind for the past month or so)
And what would they be?

Dick, Jane, Harry, Bob, George, Henry, and Joe.

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agscratcher · 2011-03-10 19:59:15

Sunrise-Moon wrote:
agscratcher wrote:
roger- wrote:
from what i know of, there are 7 dimensions (no i did not just make that up I actually put A LOT of thinking into it. funny how the topic of dimensions has been on my mind for the past month or so)
And what would they be?
Dick, Jane, Harry, Bob, George, Henry, and Joe.

That made me lol

Paddle2See · 2011-04-04 08:13:04

Reopening, by request of topic owner.

This topic was automatically closed due to lack of activity. If a topic in Miscellaneous has no new posts in two weeks, then it will be closed by the automatic database query that we run from time to time.

Andres-Vander · 2011-04-04 12:31:59

There are 11 dimensions, children

scratcher7_13 · 2011-04-04 12:36:21

agscratcher wrote:
Ahem...

The fourth dimension is time. There are no other dimensions possible in the currently accepted theory. However, alternate theories propose what other dimensions could be, but they weren't this.

All from Wikipedia.

He's talking about the dimensions of space, excluding time.

rdococ · 2011-04-13 09:04:51

I wanna bump this, I don't want inactiveness! mad

rdococ · 2011-04-18 07:17:52

So I want to keep this open. With my bare hands and all my strength left I will now push this thread up to the High Floor (page 1 of threads).

In this thread you may now make dimensions.

Mine: The 12th dimension.
Cooridnates: X, Y, Z, I
Effects: X, Y, Z are always what they are. However I is a ScaleBinary number: If I knew 2+2=4 in the dimension, I position would include the number "-2pi2e4". If I knew two things, I position would be "-2pi2e4-pie3.14" That number makes me know that 2+2=4 and pi means 3.14.

geohendan · 2011-04-18 08:22:46

Einstein said that the 4th dimension is time. And yes, it is.

werdna123 · 2011-04-18 08:24:51

geohendan wrote:
Einstein said that the 4th dimension is time. And yes, it is.

Although as far as I know it's not a space dimension. It's its own sort of dimension.

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