Wormholes

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Originally Posted by Psionics

you cannot say that a clock is moved by space alone nor can you say it is time alone. this is why it is referred to as time-space (or time/space). the fact is without the two working together everything would cease to exist. If time was alone, there would be nothing it was measuring thus it would cease to exist. If space alone existed, everything would be yet to be created and infinitely old all at once, thus ceasing to exist. so the two being separated on any account is a scientific impossibility.

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You don't know what you're talking about. Time and space are dimensions, not substances.

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Originally Posted by drewmandan

You don't know what you're talking about. Time and space are dimensions, not substances.

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I know they are dimensions, four out of six dimensions to be precise. I did not intend to say the were substances. If you're referring to the part about them being separated, dimensions can commonly stop being with another. in fact, though not really accepted as real dimensions, scientists theorize that there are an infinite supply of microscopic dimensions. This is actually something that a particle accelerator could prove, although not a main goal.

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Originally Posted by Psionics

I know they are dimensions, four out of six dimensions to be precise.

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Lawl. You can't be serious...

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Originally Posted by drewmandan

Lawl. You can't be serious...

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very

Mainstream physics uses 4 (3+1) dimensions. Some string theories, which are unproven and are probably wrong, use 10 (9+1) dimensions and others use 11 (10+1). There was a brief moment in the early 20th century when a fellow whose name escapes me used a 5th dimension to formulate Maxwell's equations as a curvature of 5-dimensional spacetime, but that was just a mathematical oddity.

Nowhere has there ever been postulated 6 dimensions, and certainly not infinitely many.

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Originally Posted by drewmandan

Mainstream physics uses 4 (3+1) dimensions. Some string theories, which are unproven and are probably wrong, use 10 (9+1) dimensions and others use 11 (10+1). There was a brief moment in the early 20th century when a fellow whose name escapes me used a 5th dimension to formulate Maxwell's equations as a curvature of 5-dimensional spacetime, but that was just a mathematical oddity.

Nowhere has there ever been postulated 6 dimensions, and certainly not infinitely many.

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here and the six is 3+3

here are the micro-dimensions i talked about

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Originally Posted by Psionics

here and the six is 3+3

here are the micro-dimensions i talked about

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Hmmmmm. :hrm: Interesting, I've actually never heard of this before. Ouspensky's 5th Dimension is actually the 4th Dimension in infinite repetition. So the 6th Dimension is clearly of space-time, which includes all possible expansions of the 5th Dimension in space-time. That's actually quite interesting Psionics, thanks for sharing that. :goodjob2:

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Originally Posted by Switch

Hmmmmm. :hrm: Interesting, I've actually never heard of this before. Ouspensky's 5th Dimension is actually the 4th Dimension in infinite repetition. So the 6th Dimension is clearly of space-time, which includes all possible expansions of the 5th Dimension in space-time. That's actually quite interesting Psionics, thanks for sharing that. :goodjob2:

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NP, it's not knowledge if you keep it to yourself