Saturday, 20 February 2010

Ten dimensions explained

Very nice and comprehensible description of ten-dimensional reality. Well worth viewing before reading some of the later chapters in Stephen Hawking's A Brief History of Time.





If there are exotic creatures out there that are able to perceive the ninth and tenth dimensions, then we will be utterly irrelevant to their affairs. We just have to hope that they don't accidentally anhihilate us (and our universe) when carrying out those affairs. I guess this is how Doctor Who and the time lords (creators of the TARDIS) see things

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