Pandothemic

Ooooh, that is pretty interesting. Thank you for a more detailed clarification. However in on of your responses you mentioned hyperspace"s" not just one. That means there is even more hyperspaces that contain other ordinary spaces ? EDIT:And by that standard hyperspaces (if there are more) would have to also be located "somewhere" right? In another kind of space maybe ?

Oh ok. Yes, I've seen skaters do that before.

Woah, pretty difficult to wrap my head around but hopefully I got a hang of it. So that would mean that none of these "scales" just apply to the hyperspace itself ? And therefore nothing that we know a space has (gravity,time,matter,etc.) doesn't apply to the hyperspace ? And also that there is nothing "beyond" the hyperspace because that would mean it just doesn't exist, right ?

Good morning, Well, I think that graphs and plots are not topics I've been introduced to, so no. But about the other two, I hope I got the definitions right a dimension=1st dimension is a point/dot, 2nd dimension is 2 dots connected with a line and 3rd is a line that has a third line added that goes out of the 2D, adding depth. So I would call it like a form that the particular space takes. So space should be by that thinking a place, where all the matter and antimatter can "exist" and where basically everything happens therefore even the surface of Earth is also space. Of course correct me if I'm wrong. I know just the dumbed down definitions, really. Always glad to learn more since Wikipedie and other sources never really answer anything because of how broad they are.

Recently I really got into Michio Kaku and the string theory and a question popped up in my mind that he didn't really explain or talk about. If the 11 dimensional hyperspace is truly as the "arena" of universe that have their own dimensions, does the hyperspace itself have the same property of a space and therefore has it's own dimension too ? And by those standards if a hyperspace is still "just" a space ,is there anything beyond it ? P.S.:I am not a scientist nor a student of science, so please try to respond in simpler terms. Also I'm just very superficially knowledgeable in this subject, so sorry beforehand for any errors in thought.