As you all know, we live in a three-dimensional world, but have you ever
imagined what the fifth or even tenth dimension looks like? Maybe this video
will help you answer that question.
So my questions are:
Are you interested in such issues?
Did you like physics in school :D?
Does this representation of the 10 dimensions satisfy your curiosity?
Comments
2. I like physics right now and even though I had some problems with it in school I still think it was really cool and interesing.
3. Well I have even more questions after seeing this video as I suppose every other person would have ;). But it satisfied some of my curiosisty.
Sometimes I like to watch or read about things like this, but I wouldn't say I'm interested in it. It appears worthwile, but it's not totally for me.
Did you like physics in school :D?
I liked physics in school, but I was very bad in it... I think it helps us understand world around us and it's crucial to expand our knowledge about just everything.
Does this representation of the 10 dimensions satisfy your curiosity?
It's a new issue for me, so after watching it I would like to discuss it with someone, who is an expert in it. Talking with someone make it easier to understand things.
Of course! This topic is not a stranger to me and I have been returning many times to the theories cited to you.
I remember how long ago I became interested in multidimensionality for the first time. So far, I have learned theories about views to the twentieth dimension.
2. Did you like physics in school :D?
Yes! Even in technical school I had individual teaching and additional classes!
3. Does this representation of the 10 dimensions satisfy your curiosity?
This can never be done :D In order to satisfy curiosity, it would be necessary to exhaust the topic to the end, and it is this film that has caused me the most thoughts and questions for which I have been answering up to now for several years.
I'm interested in these questions, but if you think about it very often, then you can go crazy.
2.Did you like physics in school :D?
I never liked physics, I don't have a mathematical mindset,but I had a very cool teacher at school and you could talk to him about different theories.
3.Does this representation of the 10 dimensions satisfy your curiosity?
I will always have a "why" my curiosity will never please after one question always appears another.
Yes, they can be very exciting
Did you like physics in school :D?
Not really, it consisted of boring excersies.
Does this representation of the 10 dimensions satisfy your curiosity?
And now a little truth:
This video however contains misleading information and should not be considered factual.
The guy who makes this video is a film composer and he is just trying to sell his book.
You should check this video:
https://youtu.be/zwAD6dRSVyI?t=899
The real answer is that human brain simply can't visualise higher dimensional spaces the
way we think about 3d space, we just are not designed to, but we can use algebra to
understand how they work, and analogues with 1,2 or 3d spaces can help with that understanding.
I would say that i'm interested in this question, but i've never thought a lot about it in my life. I remember that i watched the movie (can't remember name) about it. But i don't think it is truth about fifth or even tenth dimension.
2. Did you like physics in school?
No, just a waste of time. I know basic principles, but i'm pretty sure that i will not use them in my life.
3. Does this representation of the 10 dimensions satisfy your curiosity?
Yes, but as i said, i don't believe in it. I read a lot about it in the past, but still, there are no facts that helps me to believe in it.
Yes, this topic is very interesting. Some time ago I watched a movie on YouTube about the number of dimensions that exist. Interesting that a man can feel so few of them on a daily basis. Although I think that each of us often feels the time dimension.
Yes, I've always liked physics. More that, I passed my matura exam from physics in secondary school. Then I went to a field of study closely related to physics. So it is everyday in my life.
As I mentioned, I've seen a similar film about dimensions that exist in our reality. However, it is good to remember this knowledge. Especially during the session, when I should learn something and not watch movies instead.
Maybe interested is too much to say but sometimes I like to read or watch some interesting videos like that. Especially if it's presented in a understandable, accessible manner.
Did you like physics in school :D?
I liked physics in school despite that I weren't the best in it. But it was always interesting for me how our world works and physics is all about describing mechanics or the universe.
Does this representation of the 10 dimensions satisfy your curiosity?
I agree with other people in the comments section that now I'm wondering about it more than before watching the video.. So definitely it does not satisfy my curiosity and I'm even more curious.
2. I liked physics in the middle school, but after that I had a doubtful pleasure to be taught by a man who segregated people for better and worse and despised official teaching program. We were doing exercises from academic books which were difficult to understand and explained in a way that was far from being interesting. Because of that I was unable to take the physics exam. That’s unfortunate, because physics is generally fascinating, but that man wasted the potential of many of us in the class.
3. Actually no, because I consider higher dimensions as space which we are unable to move through. Just like an ant which doesn’t see the third dimension on the newspaper, we can’t see the fourth dimension. Of course, I am not an expert and I could be wrong, but those theories of parallel universes and time related dimensions sound like something completely different than dimensions of the space. We can describe those dimensions mathematically, but we just can’t visualise them and move along them.
Actually I'm not. I think that this too theoretical and too complicated for us now, to understand. This concepts is just theories, and cannot be proved or disproved.
Did you like physics in school :D?
I liked it a lot, but I love more real life applications. Everything that can be used to create real life things and have impact on our life or development. I just don't like theories about things that cannot be checked.
Does this representation of the 10 dimensions satisfy your curiosity?
Yes, it did. It's level of hypothesis is outrageous and don't look like anything that can be proved anytime soon.
I haven’t really thought about it but it was worth seeing and the way how it is explained makes me want to read some more about it.
Did you like physics in school :D?
I really enjoyed physics at school, especially in secondary school where I had a fantastic teacher who could explain everything in a funny, understandable way. Later I had some worse teachers but I never really had huge problems with passing the tests.
Does this representation of the 10 dimensions satisfy your curiosity?
As I said in my first answer, it makes me want to explore this topic even more so yeah, it did satisfy me and even exceeded my expectations.
I didn’t like physics in school, mostly cause of my teacher.
Not exactly. In my opinion, dimensions are just a thing we made up to measure things, there's no objective way to say how many dimensions the universe has. If we talk about "more than three dimensions," this means this thing is too complicated to describe with three numbers. Spacetime is a common example, but you can use other spaces which describe 4th dimension as well. For example, in database you index with First name, last name, birthdate and occupation.
2. I did, physics is the most fascinating subject. Each answer it gives raises new questions.
3. Visualizing upper dimensions from perspective of 2D creature experiencing invisible for it 3rd dimension is a good example. However, each after 7th seems to be a little bit to abstract.
To be honest, it is my first time I watched something on this topic, but it looks very interesting, so I think I dive in it more.
2. Did you like physics in school :D?
Yes and no. It was a very interesting subject, which explains a lot about nature, your world and how to live. But after some time it started looking more like uninteresting tasks calculating velocity each time. :(
3. Does this representation of the 10 dimensions satisfy your curiosity?
I would say yes. It was totally right to spend some time on it and discover something new. Thank you for your content.
This video was very interesting to watch, but, unfortunately, for me it's very hard to imagine our live in 10 dimensions, it's too abstract, my spatial imagination is too poor :D
Did you like physics in school :D?
I hated physics at school. For me chemistry and biology were much more interesting subjects.
Does this representation of the 10 dimensions satisfy your curiosity?
Dimensions are very abstract unit of measurement. Maybe later somebody could prove such theory, but now it is too fabulous.
Yes, a very good topic. It was always interesting how the multidimensional space is arranged and everything that can be represented in it. Let it be a theory, but rather interesting.
Did you like physics in school :D?
Yes, physics was one of my favorite subjects. Even today I am very interested in questions of physics, as it turned out that this science can be studied endlessly, and there simply isn’t enough school time to form a complete picture of the world thanks to this subject.
Does this representation of the 10 dimensions satisfy your curiosity?
Not really. But this is a good attempt, and I really appreciate the work in this direction. It just seems to me that the human brain is not designed to present a real picture of multidimensional spaces. These are transcendental things that do not fit in the human head.
yea, it is like breaking second barrier, and then breaking another barriers which are on way to innovation ! :D
Did you like physics in school :D?
i love phisics in school becouse after that lessons i was surfing web to get more information about phenomeon of life
Does this representation of the 10 dimensions satisfy your curiosity?
i think that we need a study of 4 dimensions and then looking after next!
It never interested me, especially when I had physics lessons it was a completely uninteresting topic for me
2. Did you like physics in school :D?
NOOOO , I just hate it
3. Does this representation of the 10 dimensions satisfy your curiosity?
Hm ..... I think that the answer to this question is impossible, I think that I don't have enough knowledge to make a constructive statement on this topic