Hi Scott
I'm sorry I can't expand upon this as, this was something I learned while
watching a Horizon special on cosmology and the big bang, and I accepted it
as a basic building block of multi dimensional universes, and this is
because I choose to accept that are eleven dimensions, which because more
learned men than I, have expounded that this is necessary to fit string
theory, another premise I tend to accept.
Rod
on 2/26/02 8:37 PM, Scott R at jse885@yahoo.com wrote:
> Your initial statement was:
>
> 3. each dimension in the universe runs at an equal
>>> angle away from all
>>> others
>
> Ok, the universe is conventionally deemed (after
> Einstein) to have 3 spatial and one temporal
> dimension. I think we can ignore the 11-dimensional
> string theory business, since that is hardly a proven
> theory.
>
> So the first question is: what do you mean by a
> dimension running at an angle away from all the
> others?
>
> More generally, what IS an angle between two
> dimensions? The only angles I know of are the angles
> used when we model the universe in a coordinate
> system. If that is what you meant, then they can be
> any size angles we want. They do not have to be equal
> to one another. So presumably you mean something else.
> What did you mean?
>
> - Scott
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