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Fascinating yet it raises an interesting conflict with established physics laws.
If an object or entity existing in 4+ spatial dimensions were to pass through our 3 dimensional space as discussed in the video, we would observe the 3-D projection of the 4+ dimensional object to appear, change shape as well as mass and disappear. Such an occurrence would violate the most fundamental law of physics - namely the conservation of mass and energy. Objects just cannot appear, change experience a change in mass/energy that is unaccounted for and then disappear. Mass and energy can only be converted from one form or another but cannot be created or destroyed. The only loophole is if mass/energy conservation is preserved at higher spatial dimensions but locally, in 3-D space, it is not. This would run counter to every single observation and measurement since the advent of modern physics
Fascinating yet it raises an interesting conflict with established physics laws.
If an object or entity existing in 4+ spatial dimensions were to pass through our 3 dimensional space as discussed in the video, we would observe the 3-D projection of the 4+ dimensional object to appear, change shape as well as mass and disappear. Such an occurrence would violate the most fundamental law of physics - namely the conservation of mass and energy. Objects just cannot appear, change experience a change in mass/energy that is unaccounted for and then disappear. Mass and energy can only be converted from one form or another but cannot be created or destroyed. The only loophole is if mass/energy conservation is preserved at higher spatial dimensions but locally, in 3-D space, it is not. This would run counter to every single observation and measurement since the advent of modern physics
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