Multi-Dimensional Orbital Clock and Calendar

[TheRopstah]

You should create a 'trail' (similar to the mouse-trail used in OS' like Windows) for the unit (minute, day, month etc..) you wish to display in the fourth dimension. That makes the trail the visual representation of the 4th dimension right?

[greezmonk]

Cool view of time, strange how the smaller measurements are on the outer most part of the geometry...

[ilikeshinyobjekts]

woah....O_o

[dragoo994]

haha i wana have something like this in my kitchen^^

[Mazmatickz]

very cool

[dexterbeatz]

nice

[RexNunc]

pretty cool

[brumanima]

did it last 3 century?

and what is above it? ^^

[Kandylips78]

how is it 4d?

[Etimespace]

Hi cdewilde. Whats up?

Would you like to work with new physics?

lets check it out some videos first.

Idea from Kuopio is video where i told how visible universe really MOVES

No gravity is a video where i told why there is no gravity at all

See yo

[MrMincer]

So what is the x,y,z-formula describing the movement of the red circle.. :)?

[NatSci]

How is this four-dimensional?

On a computer screen it's two-dimensional.

In the real world it would be three-dimensional.

[brumanima]

re nat sci

this is multi-D :)

[MasterDewayne]

its cool but y

[AlphaSigma10]

according to quantum physics, space/time don't exist; so what's the point in demonstrating anything 4-D (and above)?

[TheStoicAgnostic]

where does it say that

seriously, i just want to read about that

[AlphaSigma10]

for a starter, search/check out "nonlocality" in quantum mechanics, and also read david bohm; (these QM websites will guide you into intros)

[TheStoicAgnostic]

that looks very cool

thanks

[AlphaSigma10]

also, on non-locality,listen on youtube to SCIENCE: Dr Michio Kaku Explains Advanced Physics - Part 3

but start with PART 2 (toward the end), and continue with PART 3 (from the beginning);

[SharpAir]

eh quantum if you keep in mind that quantum is just a theory, its quotes won't bother you xD

[AlphaSigma10]

the "theory" you're talking about has been replicably tested; see QM: "nonlocality", for example; etc...

[stuffandmisc]

Isn't that basically a solar system?

[stuffandmisc]

Or isn't that like saying a gear based clock is 4 dimensional?

[kvintessents]

I believe the author does not use the term 4D to refer to four spatial dimensions but to three spatial dimensions and an additional time dimension (X,Y,Z plus TIME). In this behalf one could really argue that a gear based clock is fourdimesional.

[kvintessents]

You obviously have misunderstood quantum physics. You need both space and time for waves to exist. You consist of matter and matter is waves. Therefore if you exist, then space and time exist, too.

And now don't give me that Descartes bullshit about us not existing.

[AlphaSigma10]

the "space/time" you're talking about is Mind. Just as you dream of being in a landscape, for ex., feeling it is real, you are still not out in space/time; rather, you are exploring the mind's content, which is painting "space"; this space does not exist, but rather it is the brain's (not the mind's) interpretation of a sequencing of events; -peace

[kvintessents]

I got to say that obviously it was I who misunderstood quantum physics. I didn't notice your previous posts, but did so now. Thanks.

[brunobliss]

it stuck on the century :|

[cdewilde]

You are correct.

[SpainSpitFire]

this is a two spatial dimensions representation of a three spatial dimensions "object" this does not involve the 4º spatial dimension.

[cdewilde]

uhh, okay. You win.

[MisterPie1]

there is no 4th spatial dimension, we have 3 spatial dimensions and one of time + the other 7

[MisterPie1]

there is no 4th spatial dimension, we have 3 spatial dimensions and one of time + the other 7

[lesorciercalifornien]

Hmmm. Could we promote other videos as 3-D and then fault others for saying it isn't, just because they're not the three dimensions they expected? :)

[fantomtuba]

thats awesome

[jamesvla]

awesome

[t0nc4]

nice

[warmwaddle]

Is the century one connected to an eon one or what?

[cdewilde]

millenium.

[plexdudeblob]

I'm sorry, cdewilde, but you're wrong. The century orbit goes from 1 to 100, so technically the century orbit is conected to the myrennium orbit, or ten-thousand-year orbit.

[albedoshader]

A millenium is 1000 years, not 10000.

[plexdudeblob]

I understand that, but I said MYRENNIUM. myria- means 10000.

[Kenzofeis]

I bet this is just special effects!

[cdewilde]

I would say that's a safe assumption.

[wintermute0]

lol i can see pixils.

[cdewilde]

You can see them, but you can't spell them.

[woollyfeet]

lol! sweet burn

[wintermute0]

I was kidding - poking a bit of fun at the comment accusing you of making this all with special effect.

[Hippie1abc]

it isnt 4d but so cool...

[IXreneeXI]

Very interesting representation. I like that the smaller part left a trail, making a sort of helix of time... makes me wonder about going outside of the areas represented in the trail.. and going to a specific point in the helix of past.. Very interesting, 5 stars :)

[JamesRPatrick]

How is it 4D?

[cdewilde]

1-X, 2-Y, 3-Z, 4-Time...

[volcomman685]

your wrong. think of it this way 1-x 2-y 3-z and the alphabet stops at z. whats the next letter? we dont know so 4-? . its not cause we cant picture the 4th dimention that it has to be something else if you compare a cube to z then compare the 4th to the next letter not time. thats like saying square-cat

[cdewilde]

The whole point of this exercise is to demonstrate that time is effectively a dimensional axis that is orthogonal to each of the three spatial dimensions commonly referred to as X, Y, and Z (just as each spatial axis is orthogonal to the other two). The resultant motion through time manifests as helical motion through space.

[Kokasion]

I think we'd all agree that time is the illusion of reaction. Not a dimension. Matter can only be a dimension. If we counted non-physical aspects of reality I'd say 4-Q For Quantum Mechanics.

[cdewilde]

I believe that the spatial X, Y, and Z axes represent dimensions in which we have freedom of movement, whereas time is simply a dimension (which again is orthogonal to each of the other three), along which we are all moving in the same direction at more or less the same speed, much like bubbles floating upward through water.

[albedoshader]

Movement directly involves the fourth dimension - time. Velocity (movement) is measured in length/time! Another fact to consider is that we don't move along the same spacetime line and that relativity "puts" us all in different time frames (although the differences are almost neglectable at the low speeds we move).

[Tojso09]

jeez, that second hand must be moving at like the speed of light!

[gregar06]

i want that as my calender :( lol but sill thats cool

[432112342222]

nice.......

[camalionix]

what can i say?.. 5 *****

[Darkstatic777]

omg.that is soooo fucking awesome.i want it for my PC.maybe even as a bad ass screen saver at that.just so cool

[maikeru01]

hey thats kinda cool. nice representation.

[samuelnota]

Haluz