What does a four dimensional object really look like?

I'm having trouble picturing a four dimensional object. It has lenght, width, height, and hyperheight, and if you multiply that together, you get the hypervolume in unit hypercubed.





Please give me an insight of how to picture this! Also please tell me about 5 to 10 dimensional shapes if you can!What does a four dimensional object really look like?
Yes, definitely multiple postings...





well... a fourth dimension is time... so anything that changes over time is a fourth dimensional object. But that isn't what you are really asking.





We can only perceive four dimensions with our senses, so perceiving it is difficult. To us it would look as if it were a regular three-dimensional object, perhaps changing over time in some subtle way. Jack L. Chalker did a good job of describing such a structure in his ';Quintarra Marathon'; books. This is similar in idea to how you would describe a three-dimensional object such as a pencil to a person living in a two-dimensional world, at best they could only see a cross-section of the pencil, or if the world they were living on were curved they would see multiple cross-sections and not realize they were the same object (put a pencil through a folded piece of paper).





If you are looking for a way to visualize it to help with problem solving I recommend thinking about it in terms of computer arrays, or a group of three dimensional objects, each can be looked at seperately.





Good luck with your conundrum :-)What does a four dimensional object really look like?
well string theory has some error. Actual calculation show


4.05 x10^-35 meters and the time related to that space is


1.35x10^-43 seconds.


The unit of space time is then equal to=5.475 x 10^-58 meter-seconds. Report Abuse

A tesseract is the best example, but even then it is limited to 3 dimensions in our view.
The answer would take too long for an easy post.


You can read the book ';Warped Passages : Unraveling the Mysteries of the Universe's Hidden Dimensions'; -- by Lisa Randall





(I have no interest or connection with the book, the publishers, or the author.)
L陌FE is 4 dimensional.It looks like life.