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Scientists have the tools and methods to discern whether there is a 5th dimension - four spacial dimensions plus time. A three dimensional object casts a two dimensional shadow on a flat two dimensional plane, but a four dimensional object would cast a three dimensional shadow in our space time.Arlie Petters studies the shadows created by the stars in the universe as their light passes planets the pattern it produces looks remarkably like the human brain with its membranes and cells.We once thought the World was flat, but then we discovered it was round. Are we ready for another paradigm shift, asks Arlie Petters?A 2012 video, so it seems they haven't found the 5th dimension yet. [embedded content]
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Scientists have the tools and methods to discern whether there is a 5th dimension - four spacial dimensions plus time. A three dimensional object casts a two dimensional shadow on a flat two dimensional plane, but a four dimensional object would cast a three dimensional shadow in our space time.Scientists have the tools and methods to discern whether there is a 5th dimension - four spacial dimensions plus time. A three dimensional object casts a two dimensional shadow on a flat two dimensional plane, but a four dimensional object would cast a three dimensional shadow in our space time.Arlie Petters studies the shadows created by the stars in the universe as their light passes planets the pattern it produces looks remarkably like the human brain with its membranes and cells.We once thought the World was flat, but then we discovered it was round. Are we ready for another paradigm shift, asks Arlie Petters?A 2012 video, so it seems they haven't found the 5th dimension yet. [embedded content]
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Arlie Petters studies the shadows created by the stars in the universe as their light passes planets the pattern it produces looks remarkably like the human brain with its membranes and cells.
We once thought the World was flat, but then we discovered it was round. Are we ready for another paradigm shift, asks Arlie Petters?
A 2012 video, so it seems they haven't found the 5th dimension yet.