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The 4th Dimension (read desc.) by The_Galaxy_Creator

The_Galaxy_Creator
The_Galaxy_Creator
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7th Jul 2020
9th Jul 2020
This save aims to simplify the 4th dimension into an easier to understand concept. The limitations of using 2 dimensions to understand 4 make it only possible to graph single points. Note: the "size" of a point pertains only to Z and not to actual size.
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Comments

  • 7itSelf
    7itSelf     17th Nov 2021
    C# print: "Survive"
  • superawsomemana
    superawsomemana     10th Jul 2020
    nice, (coment is to short but good explainiton)
  • ApertureScientist
    ApertureScientist     10th Jul 2020
    The fourth dimension in our 3D world, (time) is not to be mixed up with the fourth spatial dimension, which is a completely different thing.
  • East_Europe3339
    East_Europe3339     10th Jul 2020
    Did you saw PhoenixSC's video about 4D minecraft?
  • NoVIcE
    NoVIcE     10th Jul 2020
    cool +1
  • RaconTPT
    RaconTPT     9th Jul 2020
    It is posible for a 3D creature to see in the way a 4D creature can, by making 3D blocks of sencors.
  • docRoboRobert
    docRoboRobert     8th Jul 2020
    As someone who studies physics, I say you did a good job despite the space limitations of single save.
  • The_Galaxy_Creator
    The_Galaxy_Creator     8th Jul 2020
    Technomancer: Nice save! I was only explaining the 4 dimensions that are currently recognized and observed in our own universe. 4 spatial dimensions is a little more complex though. You do a good job at explaining it. I usually simplify it by thinking of it as a cube with faces are themselves cubes (if that simplifies it lol).
  • Technomancer
    Technomancer     7th Jul 2020
    Take a look at id:1824893, my own attempt to explain hyperspatial geometry. I think you might find it of interest. Also, the 4th dimension doesn't necessarily need to be time. It could potentially be another spatial dimension, one of the ones that we simply can't perceive.
  • The_Galaxy_Creator
    The_Galaxy_Creator     7th Jul 2020
    If you have any questions then feel free to ask! I should point out that I am NOT a physicist. However, I will be able to answer any questions about the representation and graph and most questions about the concept itself.