6th Dimensions in a 3 Dimensional universe

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Is it possible for an object with 6 dimensions to exist in a three dimensional universe?
 
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Is it possible for a sphere to exist embedded in a plane?
 
Of course it's not, if it it was what would it look like?
 
Of course!
 
Isn't this probably a question about Calabi-Yau spaces, by someone trying to understand what extra dimensions mean?
 

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