Entering The Multi-dimensional Space

Entering The Multi-dimensional Space, Even If You Are Close At It, you can't see or touch it

In the 1920s, physicists discovered two new force fields, the strong nuclear force and the weak nuclear force. In the past few years, new evidence has emerged showing that the four force fields -- gravitational, electromagnetic, strong, and weak nuclear forces -- interact rather than exist independently.

One-dimensional is a line, countless lines merged horizontally into a plane is called two-dimensional, and countless planes are combined to be three-dimensional, and their law is constant addition and vertical addition. The four dimensions should be formed by the constant addition of countless three-dimensional bodies, and they are intertwined or overlapped because the universe is not static.

For the definition of four-dimensional space, time is an important factor. But time is one of the most mysterious elements in the space-time theory of the universe. Scientists already know a little about space, but they still don't know much about time.

People deal with time every day, but the definition of time in the human world is only a product of human subjective consciousness. That is to say, the time that people perceive is only defined by human beings themselves, and it is not the essence of time.

When entering the four-dimensional space, the time you see is not just the present, but the past and the future exist in the same space at the same time.

The current mainstream view is that the three-dimensional world is just a plane in high-dimensional space. Once entering the four-dimensional world, the human body may be transformed into a quantum in an instant. At this time, it is equivalent to obtaining eternal life, turning into nothingness without any shape. Survive with just one consciousness.

Even so, from the current point of view, it is impossible for humans to enter the four-dimensional space. This concept is too advanced, and it is as incomprehensible as comic characters drilling out into our current world. However, people's understanding of the universe and time is still developing and changing. Whether it is possible to break this boundary in the future, only time will tell people the answer.