Parallel universes and multiple dimensions

Brinty · 08-24-2009, 11:52 AM

If you are having problems trying to get your head around these concepts, try this . . .

For parallel universes, imagine a movie projector on earth projecting a movie into space. If the film moves through the projector at 22 frames per second, then every second, there would be 22 frames on their way to outer space. They would be spaced evenly and parallel to each other. Now, consider each of those frames to be universes and hey presto, a way to get a glimpse of the concept of parallel universes.

Now, for multiple dimensions. Different dimensions vibrate at different frequencies. To experience a different dimension we would have to alter our vibrational frequency - hey, that sounds a bit like tuning a radio or TV doesn't it?

There are many, many radio and TV stations transmitting signals which we are not aware of unless we have a radio or a TV. With a radio or TV you just turn the knob or press a button and you can alter the frequency to tune in and hear or see a different program.

Hope this helps clarify the seemingly impossible.

08-24-2009, 11:52 AM	#1
Brinty Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Blackbutt, Queensland, Australia Posts: 1,004	Parallel universes and multiple dimensions If you are having problems trying to get your head around these concepts, try this . . . For parallel universes, imagine a movie projector on earth projecting a movie into space. If the film moves through the projector at 22 frames per second, then every second, there would be 22 frames on their way to outer space. They would be spaced evenly and parallel to each other. Now, consider each of those frames to be universes and hey presto, a way to get a glimpse of the concept of parallel universes. Now, for multiple dimensions. Different dimensions vibrate at different frequencies. To experience a different dimension we would have to alter our vibrational frequency - hey, that sounds a bit like tuning a radio or TV doesn't it? There are many, many radio and TV stations transmitting signals which we are not aware of unless we have a radio or a TV. With a radio or TV you just turn the knob or press a button and you can alter the frequency to tune in and hear or see a different program. Hope this helps clarify the seemingly impossible.