What is the baseline for higher dimensional stuff?

[Lord_Zeref_Dragneel]

For example how big would a 12-D space have to be to be baseline 1-B. I doubt a Planck distance sized 12-D space would be considered baseline. Would it be observable universe sized at least?

 

[ActuallySpaceMan42]

I think size is relative to the dimension. Infinity in one dimension may be an inch in another, therefor a Planck Distance in one dimension may be larger than an entire Universe in the 11th.

 

[XXKINGXX69]

12D would by default be 1-B, watch this video

 

[Lord_Zeref_Dragneel]

What the heck so a Planck distance sized 12-D space is already considered 1-B?

 

[XXKINGXX69]

What the heck so a Planck distance sized 12-D space is already considered 1-B?

If its 12D its already higher than planck size by default

 

[Everything12]

What the heck so a Planck distance sized 12-D space is already considered 1-B?

No they mean the 11th dimensions woukd be like a planck length to the 12th dimension.

 

[Lord_Zeref_Dragneel]

No im literally talking about how big a space is. I always thought baseline 12-D should at least be universal sized.

 

[Lord_Zeref_Dragneel]

Bump. So a planck distance sized 12-D space is considered 1-B or no?

 

[Everything12]

Bump. So a planck distance sized 12-D space is considered 1-B or no?

No.

 

[XXKINGXX69]

Bump. So a planck distance sized 12-D space is considered 1-B or no?

There's no planck distance sized 12D space

 

[Lord_Zeref_Dragneel]

I dont mean 3-D Planck size tho i meant Planck size on a 12-D scale if you know what i mean

 

[XXKINGXX69]

I dont mean 3-D Planck size tho i meant Planck size on a 12-D scale if you know what i mean

That's basically saying a 1-D 12-D object. If you mean the smallest possible 12-B object, then yes it would be 1-B

 

[Lord_Zeref_Dragneel]

Yes i mean the smallest possible 1-B object, which in our world is equivalent to a planck distance. I meant an equivalent of a planck distance in a 12-D scale. So does that count as 1-B still?

 

[XXKINGXX69]

yes

Yes i mean the smallest possible 1-B object, which in our world is equivalent to a planck distance. I meant an equivalent of a planck distance in a 12-D scale. So does that count as 1-B still?

 

[Lord_Zeref_Dragneel]

So I want to clarify something. When people say infinite sized x-Dimensional spaces do they mean infinite sized on a x-Dimensional scale? Like for example in Gurren Lagann, it was said that the Multiverse Labyrinth contains an infinite amount of infinite sized 11-D universes. Does "infinite sized" here mean infinite sized on an 11-D scale? Like the same w my question about having a "planck distance on a 12-D scale"?

 

[Guacamolefletcher]

No.

Why not? it would literally be bigger than the entire universe, even if only planck distance.