@hansysinister: Explained 4th dimensional In just young age?(Grade 5 student)#foryouuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu #fourthdimension #5thgrade #editz

Battery from granny (quitted) :

free stickers

༒ :

I think he was around 14-16

Airon 🔥 :

it's a theory not a fact.

︎︎︎eman™️ :

basic knowledge btw

₊ཐི༑ཋྀ˚ 𝐰𝐢𝐧𝐭𝐞𝐫⋆˚𝜗𝜚˚⋆🪐 :

Imagine a world where there is more than just length, width, and height. That's where the fourth dimension comes in. To understand it, let's start with the dimensions we already know. A one-dimensional object is simply a line—it only has length. A two-dimensional object, like a square, has length and width. A three-dimensional object, like a cube, has length, width, and height. Everything we see and touch exists in these three dimensions. The fourth dimension is much harder to imagine because we cannot directly see or experience it the way we do the first three. In physics, the fourth dimension is often considered to be time. This means every event happens at a specific place in three-dimensional space and at a specific moment in time. Together, space and time form what scientists call spacetime. In mathematics, however, the fourth dimension can also refer to another spatial direction that is perpendicular to the three dimensions we already know. Just as a cube is formed by extending a square into a new dimension, a four-dimensional object—called a tesseract or hypercube—is formed by extending a cube into a fourth spatial dimension. Although we can't fully visualize it, mathematicians can describe it using equations and projections. A helpful analogy is to imagine a two-dimensional world where flat beings live on a sheet of paper. They would struggle to understand the third dimension because they can only move left, right, forward, and backward. In the same way, we may struggle to understand the fourth spatial dimension because our brains are adapted to a three-dimensional world. The fourth dimension challenges the way we think about reality. Whether it refers to time in physics or an additional spatial direction in mathematics, it helps scientists explore the universe, understand gravity, and develop new theories about how reality works. While we may never directly see the fourth dimension, studying it expands our understanding of the world beyond what our senses can perceive. please read and understand😊

Eshen :

I learnt the 4 th dimension at 12

˃ 𖥦 ˂ :

I Knew 4th Dimension in 5th grade

JAKEFINN71 :

I already know the 4th dimension when I was 9

Kevin :

I learned dark psychology at a young age

DREAM-SAN :

it was easy to learn, people are just lazy to do research

☦︎ θεοσεβής :

there is no 4th dimension like u guys think there is, the 4th dimension cant be explained in a geometrical way because we simply only live in a visible 3 dimension room

Void9176 :

He disappeared right as he posted the vid btw he is captured by the government

Ignas :

the brain isnt capable of imagining or understanding anything above 3d btw ✌️

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today lesson is about 4th dimension.Imagine a point (0D). Pull it to make a line (1D). Pull the line sideways to make a square (2D). Pull the square up to make a cube (3D). To get to the 4th dimension, you would pull that cube in a new direction that is impossible for us to point to—a direction perpendicular to length, width, and height all at once. This creates a Tesseract. We can't see it, but we can see its 3D "shadow," which looks like a cube within a cube. 2. The Physical Way (Time) In physics, the 4th dimension is Time. To meet someone, you need 3 numbers for space (Longitude, Latitude, Altitude) and 1 number for the 4th dimension (Time). Without that 4th coordinate, you’ll be in the right place but at the wrong time, and you'll never meet. The Takeaway If you were a 4D being, you could see inside a locked safe as easily as you see the center of a circle drawn on paper. You would see a human's birth, life, and death all at once, like a long, solid sculpture stretching through time. Would you like to see a visual description of how a 4D object looks when it passes through our 3D world?

kvarggube :

I was born at a young age

TDE :

🥚GiraLaFrittata👑 :

“Andromeda”

Brandon :

The craziest part is that there could be infinite dimensions that we still don’t know about

GLARKBOX :

GD REFERENCE? NEBULABRASQUE?😂

777✝️ :

Its literally simple 😭✌

a :

this is a theory, the fourth dimension is time

xylo10 :

I learned 4th dimension bcuz of interstellar😭✌️