Sun Apr 22, 2018 12:56 AM
I remember seeing this a while back and thought it was silly, but now I think about it as a possibility of multiverses existing from the infinitesimal to infinite scales. Imagine if a galaxy is like an atom and the objects in the higher order universe move extremely slow compared to our universe. Conversely, that’s the opposite of how quantum particles move so quickly compared to how we experience time.
If objects in this observable universe move closer to the speed of light, then their lengths contract to zero. That means they become two dimensional instead of three dimensional. So far, only extremely tiny massless particles can move at the speed of light. If I relate this to astronomical sized objects that move slowly compared to us, maybe those objects move in four spatial dimensions and if they were to move very quickly, they would flatten into three dimensions.
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