Low 1-C

[HakutoRei000]

There exists a structure called Super Gravitational Space (Sugras), a non-geometric realm that supports the entire universe’s gravitational field. In this place, space and time do not function — they do not even exist.

Makhane: “This place was not created by Outsiders, it was only discovered.”

Trifah: “Not created? How did they make use of Sugras?”

Makhane: “Think of it in your world as a natural disaster. Sugras is a universal phenomenon. It operates, at least theoretically, via bosonic principles. There are 20 super-gravitational dimensions, with 5 spatial dimensions and 1 temporal dimension. It works by ‘unfolding’ clusters of these non-Euclidean dimensions, producing vibrations that serve as the basis for the conventional motion of the universe.”

Sooo?

 

[Huesito88]

Uff didn't think I'd would see a fictional media use Gravitational axises (It's a Niche old physics idea)

 

[HakutoRei000]

Uff didn't think I'd would see a fictional media use Gravitational axises (It's a Niche old physics idea)

what you think?

 

[HakutoRei000]

Bump

 

[HakutoRei000]

bump

 

[TheHedgememe]

Makhane: “Think of it in your world as a natural disaster. Sugras is a universal phenomenon. It operates, at least theoretically, via bosonic principles. There are 20 super-gravitational dimensions, with 5 spatial dimensions and 1 temporal dimension. It works by ‘unfolding’ clusters of these non-Euclidean dimensions, producing vibrations that serve as the basis for the conventional motion of the universe.”

I think this would probably be more accurately 6D (1-C) since the site typically counts the space-time continuum as 4D (3 spatial dimensions and 1 temporal). Low 1-C is reserved for 5D cosmologies/constructs/whatever and this is definitely beyond that.

Not sure if the super-gravitational dimensions count. That part would be better answered by someone more knowledgeable about it than me.

(Edited for more concise and clear wording)