Theory on our 3D Universe. Infinite?

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Theory on our 3D Universe. Infinite?

Postby Breserk » Tue Mar 23, 2004 12:41 pm

(You must all remember that this is coming out of a 14-year old that only lernt one year of Physics, and only about energies. This is based on NOTHING. Heh.)

I have a theory about this so-called infinite universe.
Us three-dimensional people move on Earth in two dimensions. To leave this earth we must move into the third dimension, like jumping, or flying in an air plane where we are no longer on Earth, but above it.
This has led me to think that if we can move "on" the universe in three dimensions, maybe to leave this universe we must move on to the fourth dimension?
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Postby Watters » Wed Mar 24, 2004 4:46 am

you are proble not going to get that amny response to this because this topic has been coverd so many times on the other threads. in earth we do live in 3d. we have diferent elivations on earth, relitive to soem one else we would have motion in all the plans (xyz), you haev to think of every ting being relitive. The earth is 3d.
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Postby RQ » Thu Mar 25, 2004 9:20 am

(You must all remember that this is coming out of a 14-year old that only lernt one year of Physics, and only about energies. This is based on NOTHING. Heh.)

Same here lol...
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Postby RQ » Thu Mar 25, 2004 9:20 am

[quote](You must all remember that this is coming out of a 14-year old that only lernt one year of Physics, and only about energies. This is based on NOTHING. Heh.)
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Postby RQ » Thu Mar 25, 2004 9:21 am

(You must all remember that this is coming out of a 14-year old that only lernt one year of Physics, and only about energies. This is based on NOTHING. Heh.)


same here lol...
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Postby Keiji » Sun Apr 11, 2004 12:45 pm

There is an EDIT button you know... :?
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