thethinkingatom

“How would life look like in every dimension”

The part1 of “Dimensions” consisted of what every dimension is from 0d to 5d, but what would it be like to live in every dimension.

Dimensions are measurable extents of a physical space. In each dimension, time and space would have different properties. Right now, we live in the 3d dimension which allows us and objects around us to experience time and have length, width, depth and a certain volume, but would this change in any other dimension and if it does how will it be like?

0d: This is just a singular dot. As it does not have any space it would not allow us to move, think or the concept of time to exist. It is not darkness or emptiness. It is the origin of everything.

1d: Living in 1d would just be life on a singular line. The only property here is length. Our entire universe would just exist on a singular line. Passing an object would not be possible unless you are occupying the same space. The only movement would be backwards or forwards. Time exits to help in movement, change in velocity and collisions.

2d: Living in 2d would be like living the game of life. All objects and living thing would be flat on the ground. Time exists so there will be room to move around and we will have length and breadth but due to the physical properties there will be no height.

3d: This is the dimension which we live in. It allows us to move and all object and living things have the properties of length, width and depth. The concept of time properly exits and we have free space to think and move. We can observe our physical surroundings in all directions.

4d: This dimension is from where humans cannot observe or completely understand as we are to used to the 3d world. This dimension is almost universally accepted as time. If we could completely move and control this dimension we would be able to move and view the different moment of our life.

5d: 5th and higher dimensions involves branches of time which consists the various possibilities of each decision made. Life would likely look like a continuously branching map of probabilities, where everything that could happen exists simultaneously.

“A theoretical image of the 4d dimension”