Time Cube is a theory proposed by Gene Ray in 1997 that states there are four simultaneous days happening at once, each with its own 24-hour rotation. It also suggests that humans have a limited understanding of time and that the traditional division of time into hours and minutes is incorrect.
No, Time Cube is not considered a scientific theory as it lacks empirical evidence and is not supported by the scientific community. It is considered a pseudoscience or a conspiracy theory.
There is no scientific evidence to support the Time Cube theory. Gene Ray's claims are based on personal beliefs and have not been tested or proven through scientific methods.
Time Cube is not accepted by the scientific community because it goes against well-established scientific principles, such as the laws of physics and the concept of time as a single, linear entity. It also lacks evidence and has not been peer-reviewed or published in reputable scientific journals.
Time Cube has had no impact on science as it is not considered a legitimate scientific theory. It has, however, gained a following online and sparked discussions about the nature of time and the validity of fringe theories in the scientific community.