Hyperspace: A Scientific Odyssey Through Parallel Universes, Time Warps, and the Tenth Dimension

Exist dimensions other the ones we encounter in our daily lives? Do portals to other worlds exist? What took place before to Creation's first day? The core of contemporary scientific inquiry is these kinds of questions. In fact, a lot of physicists nowadays think that everything we see around us—from the stars to the trees—is nothing more than vibrations in hyperspace, and that there are additional dimensions outside of the four dimensions of our space-time. This idea leads them to assume that a unified understanding of the many forces of nature may be attained. The center of this revolution is hyperspace theory, and its more recent offshoot, superstring theory. Time travel, wormholes linking parallel universes, "baby universes," and other interesting concepts are just a few of the amazing adventures across new dimensions that Michio Kaku leads us on in this book. It dramatically alters our perception of the world. Comparable marvels may be found on some pages where everything is described in an elegantly simple manner and where creative visuals take the place of the mathematical formulation to help the reader grasp the difficulties. The end product is an incredibly astonishing and enjoyable work that even surpasses the wildest dreams of the classic science fiction writers.