vx220
09-27-06, 12:14 PM
i've seen theories of a 6D universe. we definitely see the 3 dimensions and experience the 4th. how would the 5th dimension manifest itself? they are supposed to be the other 2 planes of time at a right angle to each other.
to imagine this manifestation we can examine our brave photon and its "narrow window at the side of the train" as the "lesser dimensioned energy" and its world. for example, how would we appear to the photon.
the photon is as proposed in part 1 of the theory made of 2 2d particles that orbit around each other in a 2d plane that is at a right angle to the photons direction.
a particle with mass ie. a 4d(massive) particle is made out of 2 photons that orbit each other. if this 4d particle with mass would travel along side of our brave photon so it can see it through the narrow window what would it see? it would periodically see the 2 photons as they intersect its 2d plane of view - the window. the 2 photons COULD be viewed constanly moving up and down and back and forth if their entire orbit is exactly in the plane of view of the brave photon. if their orbit was at an angle to the 2d plane of view, the brave photon would see the 2 photons appear/disappear as they intersect its 2d plane of view at random locations but in a predictable manner.
we could disassemble the viewed each of the 2 photons that comprise the 4d massive particle to their 4 belonging 2d energy entities with rotate around each other in 2d planes. and we would again have a case of these 4 2d particles appearing/disappearing in the brave photons plane of view but in yet a more complicated but still predictable wavelike manner. no matter what the angle of the orbit of the 2 photons are - it would be impossible for the brave photon to view the 4 2d particles constantly in its plane, as it can with the photon pair.
unfortunately as the photon pair in orbit would by my theory constitute a 4d(massive) particle - it would be impossible for it to move along side of our brave massless photon. so the brave photon could never observe this higher dimensioned particle except perhaps for a brief moment as it passes by it.
the whole story can begin to explain the roots of quantum dynamics problems and its uncertainty.
if there are more than 4 dimensions than massive particles could simply exist in 3 space dimensions and a different time dimension, pick one of the 3. my guess is that we would see these massive particles move at the speed of light even though they have mass - but they have mass in their plane of time. these particles would be able to intersect our plane of time and appear and disappear at different positions in our spacetime again in a predictable manner.
it would be plausible that such particles would have little interaction in spacetime we experience as they exist in it only for a brief moments as 3d particles - similar to photons. they would also seem to move "jumpy" as the orbit would cause them to manifest twice per orbit at our time plane which would seem jumpy but should total to the speed of light. obviously this seems to describe neutrinos.
5d and 6d energy particles if existed - we wouldnt be able to observe them - as seen from our analogy with the brave photon - as they would contsitute even higher dimensioned particles .
to imagine this manifestation we can examine our brave photon and its "narrow window at the side of the train" as the "lesser dimensioned energy" and its world. for example, how would we appear to the photon.
the photon is as proposed in part 1 of the theory made of 2 2d particles that orbit around each other in a 2d plane that is at a right angle to the photons direction.
a particle with mass ie. a 4d(massive) particle is made out of 2 photons that orbit each other. if this 4d particle with mass would travel along side of our brave photon so it can see it through the narrow window what would it see? it would periodically see the 2 photons as they intersect its 2d plane of view - the window. the 2 photons COULD be viewed constanly moving up and down and back and forth if their entire orbit is exactly in the plane of view of the brave photon. if their orbit was at an angle to the 2d plane of view, the brave photon would see the 2 photons appear/disappear as they intersect its 2d plane of view at random locations but in a predictable manner.
we could disassemble the viewed each of the 2 photons that comprise the 4d massive particle to their 4 belonging 2d energy entities with rotate around each other in 2d planes. and we would again have a case of these 4 2d particles appearing/disappearing in the brave photons plane of view but in yet a more complicated but still predictable wavelike manner. no matter what the angle of the orbit of the 2 photons are - it would be impossible for the brave photon to view the 4 2d particles constantly in its plane, as it can with the photon pair.
unfortunately as the photon pair in orbit would by my theory constitute a 4d(massive) particle - it would be impossible for it to move along side of our brave massless photon. so the brave photon could never observe this higher dimensioned particle except perhaps for a brief moment as it passes by it.
the whole story can begin to explain the roots of quantum dynamics problems and its uncertainty.
if there are more than 4 dimensions than massive particles could simply exist in 3 space dimensions and a different time dimension, pick one of the 3. my guess is that we would see these massive particles move at the speed of light even though they have mass - but they have mass in their plane of time. these particles would be able to intersect our plane of time and appear and disappear at different positions in our spacetime again in a predictable manner.
it would be plausible that such particles would have little interaction in spacetime we experience as they exist in it only for a brief moments as 3d particles - similar to photons. they would also seem to move "jumpy" as the orbit would cause them to manifest twice per orbit at our time plane which would seem jumpy but should total to the speed of light. obviously this seems to describe neutrinos.
5d and 6d energy particles if existed - we wouldnt be able to observe them - as seen from our analogy with the brave photon - as they would contsitute even higher dimensioned particles .