Bastard
23rd December 2005 - 06:05 AM
No theories don't start like this but that doesn't matter...
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Is it possible to communicate through a dimesion
We interact with 3 spatial dimensions so if other dimensions exist and there exists a way to interact with them then it would be.
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We interact with 3 spatial dimensions so if other dimensions exist and there exists a way to interact with them then it would be.
lets say u save something on a dimension were the TD(time dimesion)is not used.
I don't think there can exist spatial dimensions without time dimension/s.
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I herd a report (npr search in website www.npr.com) on bee's and that they comunicate through the 5 dimension.
Bees already have ways to communicate in our three dimensions so although I'm not saying that's false this kind of research is usually not very serious.
Miomaz
23rd December 2005 - 08:51 AM
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I don't think there can exist spatial dimensions without time dimension/s
thats because we cant imagine life without time.
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thats because we cant imagine life without time.
We interact with 3 spatial dimensions so if other dimensions exist and there exists a way to interact with them then it would be.
hmm.. I meant in a other way then just the 3D's. We as Humans just feel (know)
4dimensions and every dimension has to be be combined with Time for us to move and stuff (That doesn't count for the universe)
Bastard
24th December 2005 - 04:52 AM
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thats because we cant imagine life without time.
Life has nothing to do with this. A spatial dimension with no time dimension makes no sense to me just like a time dimension with no spatial dimension makes no sense. Time or space alone don't make sense.
InTeRdEpReCaNcE
24th December 2005 - 05:53 AM
Think of an electron. Do electrons make noise? Does it matter? Electrons are at least 4 D are they not?
An electron doesn't make noise because sound cannot travel without matter. BUT, let's say there was some form of matter for it to pass through. Would the electron make a sound as it passes through a node...?
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