Is there evidence, recognized by the scientific community, for other dimensions of being?

Answer 1

yes, there seem to be eleven dimensions - our senses only pick uop the first four, so flip knows what the others are like!

However, scientists and mathematicians more or less agree on eleven.

Answer 2

There is no physical evidence: scientists have no observations or no way of turning that "other" 90-degree turn into a 4th (or higher) spatial dimension.

But physicists find mathmatical evidence of higher dimensions. The expansion of the universe makes much more sense if it is happening in a 4th spatial dimension, rather than in the 3 we know and live in. And the best theories of matter right now (string and brane theories) require vibration in as many as 11 spatial dimensions.

We think of dimensions as a limitless quality. We could theoretically go up, right, or forward forever to infinity. But some of the dimensions in string theory are curved. In fact, they are curved so tightly that the whole dimension fits in an area much, much smaller than an electron.

But, as I said, while these higher dimensions make mathematical sense to physicists, we have absolutely no physical evidence they exist. They're just theories: a convenient, coherent way to explain the physical phenomona we DO see. So the answer to your question is sort of yes and no. Yes, there is a possibility, based on mathematical theories. But no, our physical senses seem only to be able to perceive things in three spatial dimensions.

Answer 3

I don't know, but I see ghosts all the time, they are another dimension of being if that is something you are also referring to.

Answer 4

No one has measured one

Answer 5

i dont know,but ,if you believe in God,He is infinite,coudnt He make other worlds if He wished? just my opinion

Answer 6

No.