Can someone list the 11 dimensions?

Answer 1

They don't have names, except for the first three. It's starts with length, then width, then height, and then they're simply called "the fourth dimension," "the fifth dimension," and so on.

If you insist on a name, however, Edwin Abbot in "Flatland" called the fourth dimension "extra-height."

Michio Kaku and other physicists refer to the fourth dimension and other higher dimensions as "hyperspatial dimensions."

Answer 2

Wow 11 dimensions? when scientists are still debating whether time is the 4th dimension or the 4th dimension is spacial but neither of them was able to prove it, you can twist the geometry and keep drawing higher dimensions by overlapping them to the lower once but you can't prove it in reality it just a piece of drawing on papers,

Answer 3

I'm not sure why you stop at 11. In theory there can be any number of dimensions. We simply don't have the ability to experience more than the first three.

Please note that time does not enter here. Time is not the fourth dimension, as it is unrelated to length, width, and depth. Time can be considered to be _a_ dimension, but lumping it in with L, W, and D as _the_ fourth dimension is incorrect.

Answer 4

^^^^
String theory states that there are 11 dimensions you are correct but unfortunately to my knowledge they do not have names...yet.

Answer 5

yeapppppppppp as the one befor eme saud ........ there are no names for these 11 dimensions they be not found yet by scientists and sre not proven to exist as earth revolves on black plain!!!!!!!!!!!