Random question about 5D thing

[LuffyRuffy46307]

For example, a character distorts space-time and enters a dimension that is described as "beyond time and space" and also mentioned as being superdimensional

Does this dimension need a volume to be considered 5D or something like that?

 

[Digital_Franz]

Being superdimensional can probably support the presence of another axis but it is not enough. Also, the size of the realm is necessary if to get at least a possibly Low 1-C.

 

[LuffyRuffy46307]

Being superdimensional can probably support the presence of another axis but it is not enough. Also, the size of the realm is necessary if to get at least a possibly Low 1-C.

Oh no

 

[Wikisource]

Superdimensional is a rather vague and somewhat flowery term. Based on what you've given, it could imply 5-D, but overall, it would require some context to show that the superdimensionality in question is actually superior to the standard 4-D structure.

 

[Shar122]

Usually depends on the context, "beyond time and space" without much context of having superior properties over those notions, it can be interpreted as just being "outside of space and time" and superdimensional space stuff just means any spatial dimensions beyond our 3D world..

 

[LuffyRuffy46307]

Superdimensional is a rather vague and somewhat flowery term. Based on what you've given, it could imply 5-D, but overall, it would require some context to show that the superdimensionality in question is actually superior to the standard 4-D

I understand

Usually depends on the context, "beyond time and space" without much context of having superior properties over those notions, it can be interpreted as just being "outside of space and time" and superdimensional space stuff just means any spatial dimensions beyond our 3D world..

So, thank you very much.