A newcomer to physics could use a little help?

[dude123470]

Hey Guys!


I have a few questions if you don't mind...

First of all, would this be an accurate description of the 4th Dimension?

The Seventh Dimension

If we took two seventh dimensional points and put them across from each other. Then, we took a line and connected both of them, we would be connecting two infinities in the 1st dimension. Since they are both in the same dimension, they all go X (forward/back). But if we made another seventh dimensional point and put it to the left of the line, and then made another branch joining that one. We would then be crossing 1st dimensional infinities with 2nd dimensional infinities which is a completely different Universe. Thus entering the 8th Dimension.


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And I was also wondering, could someone help me with writing beginner physics formulas if they didn't mind?


Thanks

 

[dude123470]

Sorry! I mean 7th Dimension

 

[sirchick]

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Its quite handy :)

 

[dude123470]

Follow this:



Its quite handy :)

Haha, thank you very much!

But, I have already seen these videos.

Sorry

 

[pmacias]

for reaching out and asking for help! I'm happy to assist you in any way I can. First of all, the description of the 4th dimension that you provided is not entirely accurate. The concept of dimensions can be a bit complex and can vary depending on the context, but in general, the 4th dimension is often described as time. This means that the first three dimensions (length, width, and height) describe the physical space we live in, while the 4th dimension adds the element of time, allowing us to describe the movement and change of objects.

As for your description of the 7th dimension, it is important to note that dimensions are not physical places or objects, but rather mathematical concepts used to understand and describe the world around us. So while your description may be a creative way of visualizing dimensions, it is not necessarily scientifically accurate.

In terms of beginner physics formulas, it would be helpful to know specifically what you need help with. There are many different formulas in physics, each with its own purpose and application. If you have a specific formula or concept in mind, I would be happy to explain it to you in a way that is easy to understand. Otherwise, I recommend doing some research and studying the basics of physics to get a better understanding of the subject. I hope this helps!