4th Dimension Discovery Shocks Scientists Around The World
The concept of time travel
may soon be possible as two different teams of scientists from the United
States and Europe have shown the existence of a fourth spatial dimension.
It was in 1905 that
legendary physicist Albert Einstein first introduced the concept of the fourth
dimension where we can move in time. Since then, the concept has perplexed
scientists and with the discovery of the new fourth spatial dimension, the big
dream of humans to travel through time is showing signals of materialization.
The recent quantum
experiments conducted by researchers from Switzerland, USA, Germany, Italy, and
Israel revealed that in addition to the conventional three-axis where an object
can move up-down, left-right or forward-backward to an observer, there is a
hidden fourth dimension where the objects can move in new directions of motion.
Can 4D
make time travel possible?
Oded Zilberberg, the lead
author of the study says that the theoretical concept of this experiment
indicates that the existence of the fourth dimension where objects move in new
directions will help us to move forward and backward in time.
Penn University's Mikael
Rechtsman, a researcher at the US-based team, reveals that the research team
managed to get a glimpse of the 4D spatial system even though it cannot be felt
physically.
Both the teams in the
United States and Europe conducted quantum hall experiments to discover the
fourth dimension. As per experts, if the quantum Hall effect can be generated,
it is a solid indication of the presence of the fourth dimension.
After cooling down the
atoms to absolute zero, the researchers placed it in a 2D lattice with the help
of lasers. Using more lasers, the researchers trapped the atoms and made them
move.
The movements of the atoms matched the Quantum Hall
effect, which signaled that the fourth spatial dimension is a reality.
Researchers claim that
these new experiments cannot be used in real life as of now, but the new
finding will lead to significant progress in the world of physics.
As the experiments are now
in their nascent stages, more research will shed light on the way in which the
fourth dimension works, which will finally result in the materialization of
'time travel', the biggest dream of humankind.
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