What are the different dimensions?

The world as we know it has three dimensions of space—length, width and depth—and one dimension of time.

How do you become a multidimensional person?

To be multidimensional is to have your reality focused in multiple dimensions at one time. That might seem a little wild to you; a little “Back to the Future” for you to realize that you might be in several different dimensions at one time, but we would say to you, you are now in many familiar dimensions.

What is the difference between time travel and inter-dimensional travel?

If you get the picture, Dimensions are much more complex than Time as Dimensions has much more higher Ranging Frequeny, The best example of Inter- Dimensionsal travel would be Dr Strange, where he can track different Dimensions and change the ripple whereas Time Travel is also complex but the Ranging Frequeny is Rational.

Is it possible to travel to another dimension?

So, if you can travel to one of these dimensions, it will be considered as an inter-dimensional journey, where you have nothing to do with time. And in the case of time travel, you can go to your past or future, but you cannot travel to an alternate dimension.

Is interdimensional travel possible in real life?

So “interdimensional travel” is likely impossible. Time travel is likely impossible (I think quantum indeterminacy overrides the idea of the block universe). Disconnecting from the universe remains an interesting speculation.

Is the science of interdimensional travel up to the upside down?

So what does the science say, and how does the science of interdimensional travel stack up to the Upside Down in “Stranger Things?” As cosmologist Lisa Randall told Smithsonian, parallel universes may in fact exist in other dimensions, separated from our own familiar surroundings by distances vastly smaller than the size of an atomic nucleus.