Add to it a second dimension, the y-axis (or height), and you get an object that becomes a 2-dimensional shape (like a square ... initial conditions. In the tenth and final dimension, we arrive ...

A good buddy found this website...it explains how the universe can have more dimensions than the four we are familiar with. It's a little mind-bending but pretty cool. SpaceX Took a Big Step ...

In two dimensions, it’s the Reuleaux triangle: an equilateral triangle with curved arcs connecting each corner, creating a shape with a constant width but a smaller area than a circle.

Mathematicians are “reinventing the wheel” by giving it a new shape. Their newly imagined wheel looks like a many-dimensional guitar pick, and it could theoretically roll in ways beyond our ...

It's meant to illustrate Rob Bryanton's book Imagining the 10th Dimension, which largely concerns itself with superstring theory. However, the easy confidence Brytanton uses to explain all ...