Your question doesn't make any sense. For two objects to interact, they have to exist in the same space. To simplify your question, "Can a 2D object (in three-dimensional space) displace a 3D object?"sheller said:I was just thinking about this randomly today. I feel like the answer is that it "does" and it "doesn't." A math teacher I had said that the 4th dimension is perpendicular to everything and anything in the 3rd, so does that mean that it can't be displaced, or is the answer more complicated than that?
No, a 3D object and a 4D object exist in different dimensions and therefore cannot physically interact with each other. Just as a 2D object cannot interact with a 3D object, a 3D object cannot interact with a 4D object.
No, a 3D object cannot exist within a 4D object because they exist in different dimensions. Just as a 2D object cannot exist within a 3D object, a 3D object cannot exist within a 4D object.
No, a 3D printer can only create objects in three dimensions. It is not capable of printing in the fourth dimension, which is time. Therefore, it cannot create a 4D object.
No, our vision is limited to perceiving objects in three dimensions. We cannot perceive or visualize a 4D object with our 3D vision. It would require a different way of perceiving or understanding to be able to visualize a 4D object.
No, a 3D object is confined to existing in the present moment and cannot travel through time like a 4D object. Time is considered the fourth dimension, and a 3D object does not have the ability to move through it.