A newcomer to physics could use a little help?

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The discussion revolves around a newcomer seeking clarification on the concept of the 4th and 7th dimensions in physics. The user describes a theoretical framework involving connecting points across dimensions and how this could lead to different universes. Additionally, the newcomer requests assistance with beginner physics formulas. Despite expressing gratitude for previous resources, they indicate that they have already explored those options. The conversation highlights a desire for foundational understanding in complex dimensional theories and basic physics.
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Hey Guys!


I have a few questions if you don't mind...

First of all, would this be an accurate description of the 4th Dimension?

The Seventh Dimension

If we took two seventh dimensional points and put them across from each other. Then, we took a line and connected both of them, we would be connecting two infinities in the 1st dimension. Since they are both in the same dimension, they all go X (forward/back). But if we made another seventh dimensional point and put it to the left of the line, and then made another branch joining that one. We would then be crossing 1st dimensional infinities with 2nd dimensional infinities which is a completely different Universe. Thus entering the 8th Dimension.


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And I was also wondering, could someone help me with writing beginner physics formulas if they didn't mind?


Thanks
 
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Sorry! I mean 7th Dimension
 
Follow this:



Its quite handy :)
 
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sirchick said:
Follow this:



Its quite handy :)



Haha, thank you very much!

But, I have already seen these videos.

Sorry
 
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