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Re: How many dimesions are there in the universe/space?
What Bo said struck my thinking.
Hey, dimension could be well defined as degree of freedom!
Then we get many different types of dimension systems, though.
Take: Observer frame D.S.
D1- left-right
D2- front-back
D3- up-down
Take: World space D.S., cartesian style
D1- +ve x axis, -ve x axis
D2- +ve y axis, -ve y axis
D3- +ve z axis, -ve z axis
Take: World space D.S., Polar style
D1- Dist from origin
D2, D3, D4: Angles with axes
Finally if we get some sort of a degree of freedom in time, +ve time, -ve time etc.
How's that for a flash insight?
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