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Hello all, this thread we are going to be going over the neutral space, which made its first appearance in dragon ball super.
Introduction.
First off, we need to go over what the neutral space even is. The neutral zone is a space that surrounds all of the 12 universes. This space was used for holding the tournament between beerus and champ in the universe 6 arc. There lied a nameless planet that the tournament was held on, the neutral space also appears in various depictions of the 12 universes. In multiple depictions of the neutral space, stars and galaxies are shown in the background, but this in itself doesn't necessarily mean much, because it is the actual space that matters, and not the contents within it, besides the actual universes of course. The timelines, are just the structures that encompass all of that, all dimensions, the neutral space, everything.
Neutral space
A construct that contains 4d spacetimes that don't touch, usually exist within a construct Orthogonally Higher. Meaning it can imbed lower dimensional structures. Also seen many times the neutral space is shown that these 4d spacetimes are but a tiny part of the entire neutral space. 4d structures being seen as insignificant compared to the neutral zone, even in a very large scope of the neutral zone, the macrocosms are not visible at all. Spacetime continuums can not be in the same physical space parallel to each other, never meeting, without being across a 5-D plane. As seen here, these spacetimes are parallel to each other, existing in the same physical space, yet never able to interact with/or meet each other, which again, wouldn't be possible unless existing across a 5-D plane. So no matter how far they expand, or move in any direction, they can't come into contact, and it should be like that anyway since the are separate spacetimes.
Spatial Dimensions/Parallelism
As seen here, these spacetimes are parallel to each other, existing in the same physical space, yet never able to interact with/or meet each other, which again, wouldn't be possible unless existing across a 5-D plane. And just to make it even more clear, here is another picture proving they are pairs, and parallel to each other, here. And mind you, each macrocosm as of now is accepted as having 6 or 7 universal spacetime continuums, (2-C). So yes it would be another dimension, and in this case, a higher dimension. EDIT: Go here for updated arguments: https://vsbattles.com/threads/low-1-c-neutral-space-dbs.156554/post-5935420
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Introduction.
First off, we need to go over what the neutral space even is. The neutral zone is a space that surrounds all of the 12 universes. This space was used for holding the tournament between beerus and champ in the universe 6 arc. There lied a nameless planet that the tournament was held on, the neutral space also appears in various depictions of the 12 universes. In multiple depictions of the neutral space, stars and galaxies are shown in the background, but this in itself doesn't necessarily mean much, because it is the actual space that matters, and not the contents within it, besides the actual universes of course. The timelines, are just the structures that encompass all of that, all dimensions, the neutral space, everything.
Neutral space
A construct that contains 4d spacetimes that don't touch, usually exist within a construct Orthogonally Higher. Meaning it can imbed lower dimensional structures. Also seen many times the neutral space is shown that these 4d spacetimes are but a tiny part of the entire neutral space. 4d structures being seen as insignificant compared to the neutral zone, even in a very large scope of the neutral zone, the macrocosms are not visible at all. Spacetime continuums can not be in the same physical space parallel to each other, never meeting, without being across a 5-D plane. As seen here, these spacetimes are parallel to each other, existing in the same physical space, yet never able to interact with/or meet each other, which again, wouldn't be possible unless existing across a 5-D plane. So no matter how far they expand, or move in any direction, they can't come into contact, and it should be like that anyway since the are separate spacetimes.
Spatial Dimensions/Parallelism
And this is already accepted in dragon ball that the 12 universe are parallel to each other and actually come in pairs as explained by whis. And obviously as seen in the neutral space, these macrocosms will never ever touch each other, so that means the universes must be displaced over a 5-D plane. 3 spatial + 1 temporal macrocosms, then the neutral space would have an extra coordinate axis for holding these macrocosms, which in totality would means the cosmology is composed of 4 spatial + 1 temporal, since the universes are contained in this physical space, yet never meeting. This would make the entire timeline 5-D for holding the neutral space. this is also supported by our own tiering system here, which directly fits the notion of the neutral space.As per ultima's words here, "For two line segments to be parallel, you'd have to set it so they wouldn't touch regardless of how far they are extended, which wouldn't be possible if they stood side-by-side in 1-D space as in here, meaning you would need them to be displaced over a plane. Same thing happens with planes: For them to be parallel, they shouldn't ever be able to meet, so you'd need them to be displaced over 3-D space. Generalizing that to the 4-D case, spacetimes would obviously have to be displaced over a 5-D region (This works by definition, too: If they're different spacetime continuums then obviously they can't share the same space, in the way 3-D objects exist around us for instance)".
As seen here, these spacetimes are parallel to each other, existing in the same physical space, yet never able to interact with/or meet each other, which again, wouldn't be possible unless existing across a 5-D plane. And just to make it even more clear, here is another picture proving they are pairs, and parallel to each other, here. And mind you, each macrocosm as of now is accepted as having 6 or 7 universal spacetime continuums, (2-C). So yes it would be another dimension, and in this case, a higher dimension. EDIT: Go here for updated arguments: https://vsbattles.com/threads/low-1-c-neutral-space-dbs.156554/post-5935420
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