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Discussion of hyperspace rapidly became very complex after Einstein

March 17 2009 at 6:53 AM
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If four dimensions are not only possible, but now certain, why not 5 or 10 or 26 dimensions? Indeed, if we jump from Einstein to the present time, that is precisely what has happened in modern physics. All this has taken place because introducing (mathematically) additional dimensions to the physical world unifies the laws, forces and fields of physics, and leads (usually) to simpler and more elegant ways of looking at the universe in which we live.

Discussion of hyperspace rapidly became very complex after Einstein-we must save that for another article. But let us note several things: It is indeed quite likely that the physical, material world we live in has many more than four dimensions.

Ten is a reasonable number to make our physics simple. Discussion of hyperspace still leaves the issue of where God now lives, since he was long ago excluded from the fourth dimension. Unfortunately some modern Christian apologists have implied that God is merely a higher-dimensional being, a cosmic giant who pokes his fingers into our world from time to time, alarming us with visions or miracles which we cannot fully understand. Is God a super being from another dimension?

I dont mean to imply that miracles, visions and UFO intrusions from higher dimensions do not occur! They most certainly occur and I believe they are all real extra-dimensional happenings. The point is: God is not made of matter, He is Spirit and spirit is something fundamentally different from matter.
http://www.jesuslives.co.za/2009/03/16/physics-and-the-bible-the-history-of-hyperspace/

 
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bob s

Re: Discussion of hyperspace rapidly became very complex after Einstein

March 21 2009, 8:59 AM 

There are only 3 dimensions to our Universe, Time is a scales, the rest are Realms, you know, a land of faeries, Elves, Dwarfs and of course our resident Golums'; my precious....Relativity"

 
 
Jose Rodriguez

Discussion of hyperspace rapidly became very complex after Einstein

March 22 2009, 12:50 PM 

Mixing "time" with the concept of direction and length of "space" is mixing apples and oranges with rocks. "Time" has only to do with the changing positions of objects and radiation in space. If there is no change, there is no "time." Unless there is instantaneous radiation over distance, there is a latency between the changes in space and the knowledge those changes have on other objects. There is a valid question about the speed of effects of gravitation. If gravity acts superluminaly, this has no effect on "time." As a matter of fact, if radiation could be received superluminaly, it would have no effect on "time."

 
 
Jose Rodriguez

Discussion of hyperspace rapidly became very complex after Einstein

March 22 2009, 10:49 PM 

You know? Sound waves carry energy, but have no mass. Nobody believes they are made of particles. Light waves carry energy and have no mass, but are given the attribute of particles. Nobody understands how this can be. Maybe light waves aren't particles after all. Maybe the interaction they have with matter (in their production and reception) give the waves the appearance of particles, when in reality there is none. How simple could this explanation be? This is way beyond the comprehension of trained pseudo-geniuses. They already know it to be not true!

 
 
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