Imagining the Tenth Dimension (annotated)

Check out the Scientific American article praising this project! http://blogs.scientificamerican.com/guest-blog/2011/08/22/has-science-gone-vi...
***If you're already very familiar with this animation, try watching it with the sound off and just read the annotations.***

This version now has Bulgarian subtitles by Tanja Djekova. You can turn the annotoations on/off or the CC subtitles on/off using the buttons underneath the viewing window.
For more info: www.tenthdimension.com
Blog: www.tenthdimension.com/blog
This is the full, annotated version of the animation illustrating the concepts found in chapter one of the book "Imagining the Tenth Dimension" by Rob Bryanton.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• tenthdimension
• rob
• bryanton
• Anime
• Animation
• Art
• philosophy
• physics
• tenth
• dimension
• annotated

[mxeric1]

THERE'S ONLY 7 DIMENSIONS

Think about it if every possible outcome of the universe existed in the 7th dimension there would be no need for another dimension or any other dimension would be a part of the 7th.

If there were other completely different infinity's that doesn't make sense that's contradictory to its self. A better explanation is that a separate infinity isn't separate it just exist in the same infinity as the first one. Meaning its just another possible outcome of the 7th dimension.

[10thdim]

@mxeric1 It's important to remember that one infinity can be a subset of another but both can be infinite. For instance, if you were to start counting 0,1,2,3... and so on, you're heading towards infinity. If you count 0,2,4,6... you're also heading towards infinity. Is one a subset of the other? You bet! Is one bigger than the other? No, because they're both infinite, and infinity is not a number.

Have you watched my new video Imagining the Seventh Dimension yet? watch?v=2FWRndF01xI

[BlueTeamPlayer]

my brain hurts

[pizzasteez]

So if I draw a dot it can be considered "10th dimension" by imagination? Just getting this straight haha

[TheSkrillexxx]

@10thdim everytime i try to imagine myself in the 10th dimension but i get headaches for hours !! i understand the video, but it's such an enormously big thought that it hurts

[bossyu]

let's assume you are right that there might be other possible universe with other physical law. which research has not experimentally proven... If when you enter the ten dimension, it become a single point. A point does not make up a dimension, only a line does. According to you, all the physic law of all possible case can be totally and completely express by 9 dimension. Then should it not be in the 9th dimension rather than 10?

[digiammar]

Are you high right now?

[MrSwiftness]

The Great Ugimatchu explanation smashes this little theory.

[FullCircleStories]

Doctor Who lives in the 5th Dimension, if i'm getting this right.

[callmesuspect]

@mxeric1 people who are smarter then you worked on this. Scientists worked on this. You know nothing. Maybe you should stop throwing around foul words and actually humble yourself for once. You're not as smart as you think you are.

[mxeric1]

@Trix78415

Believe me ive done plenty of research and real world research (aka research other than just looking stuff up on the internet) on string and im not saying im right im just saying for there to be more dimensions doesn't sound right.

[mxeric1]

@10thdim

Ok i get that. But im not saying one is bigger than the other. Ill use your example to explain what im trying to say. So you can use 0,1,2,3...and so on to get to infinity you can also use 0,2,4,6 to get to infinity. But what im saying is that there's an infinite amount of different ways you can use numbers to get to infinity.

And yeah i checked out your video about the seventh dimension i liked it but i still have my doubt about there being more than seven dimensions.