Eleven Dimensions Live in the NeverHood
I am pleased to announce that Blog Talk Radio has invited me to participate in a live interview on Monday, July 12th, 10 am (PST). The focus of this interview will be to teach the audience how to visualize eleven dimensions and then to answer as many questions as we have time for. The host of this episode will be Ethan Tudor of the NeverHood.
The format will begin with an introduction to Flatland, where we will conceptually examine the type of mysteries that automatically surface when a four-dimensional universe (three dimensions of space and one dimension of time) is described in only three dimensions (two dimensions of space and one dimension of time). After we grasp the confusion that results from a dimensionally reduced perspective we will discuss the mysteries that persist in our four-dimensional description of the universe, (e.g., quantum tunneling, black holes, and dark energy). I will suggest that these mysteries might also be echoes of dimensional tenuity – artifacts that we continue to use to describe the eleven dimensions of Nature in only four dimensions.
I will then introduce the eleven-dimensional geometry in such a way that the audience will have intuitive access to all of those dimensions simultaneously. Once we are comfortable with that geometry we will discuss how it naturally resolves the previously mentioned mysteries (among others).
I invite you all to listen in and encourage you to call in with your encouraging questions. The phone number for the NeverHood is: (347) 324-3691. More information is provided here:
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Thank You for being on the show Thad, you were a GREAT guest, longer would have been better. I sure would like to have you back any time you like. I think the listeners got a real kick out of it. Hope TED go’s great! -Ethan Tudor W.
I’d love to do it again. Thanks for hosting the show. I enjoyed it! Talking about eleven dimensions is a great way to start the day. Just got back from teaching general relativity to a student, which was a good way to wrap the day up. Good questions make for open eyes and good dreams.
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