There are actually 12.
2007-01-13 22:52:03
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answer #1
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answered by Anonymous
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According to mosts physicists and M theory, there are actually eleven dimensions. This includes the four to which we are accustomed (heighth, width, legnth, time/space). Where the rest can be found is anybodys guess. Hawking described them as "folded space", similar to a piece of crumbled paper, co-existing with the linear, "normal" dimensions. The effects and depths of these extra dimensions has yet to be discovered, but are known to exist mathematically.
2007-01-13 09:51:31
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answered by Shaun B 1
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We live in what we conventionally think of as being 4 dimensions.
Length, width, depth and time.
Interestingly enough we can perceive all objects (in the broadest sense) that exist in our 4th dimension and all lesser dimensions.
3 dimensions = shadow
2 dimensions = distance
1 dimension = time
Physicist theorize that there are 11 dimensions. Is it possible we are the "shadow" of the 5th dimension (and so on)?
2007-01-13 14:45:21
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answered by Gary 3
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Could you mean our 7 bodies? Which are on 7 different planes.
There is the physical, etheric, astral, mental, causal, buddhic, and atmic
In legend, Orpheus had a lyre that had 7 strings. With it there is absolutely nothing he could not do. No world he could not visit, or any mountain that he could not move. He could do anything.
We are that instrument. And each of those strings is one of our bodies.
All we need to do is work each day to improve the strings.
2007-01-13 18:22:03
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answered by smoothsoullady 4
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see: http://www.2012.com.au/dimensions.html
I don't follow these definitions.
I believe that there are 4 dimensions: The three obvious dimensions creating volume, and the fourth, time.
All other dimensions are really just convenient constructs helping to explain the causality of our senses.
2007-01-13 08:28:28
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answered by _LEV_ 2
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