Sentences with phrase «extra hidden dimensions»

OF ALL ideas, string theory — physicists» candidate for a «theory of everything» — seems impossible to squeeze into a small book, even if there are extra hidden dimensions.

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If extra dimensions exist, undiscovered particles and forces could be hiding within them.

The three familiar dimensions plus time make four, meaning six or seven «extra» spatial dimensions must lie hidden, shrunk down so small we can't see them.

Particle physicist Argyris Nicolaidis of the University of Thessaloniki in Greece suggests that neutrinos might take another kind of shortcut, one that passes through an extra, hidden dimension.

Alternatively, dark matter could be the hyperspatial footprint of particles zipping through a hidden, neighboring dimension — except no convincing evidence of extra dimensions has emerged at the LHC or any other accelerator.

To give you just a glimpse of the convictions involved, we asked Krauss, whose intriguing book Hiding in the Mirror: The Mysterious Allure of Extra Dimensions, From Plato to String Theory and Beyond is coming out in October, to riff a bit on what he's thinking these days.

Leah Crane suggests that gravity may be «leaking» from our own observable universe into tiny hidden extra dimensions.

In response, string theorists posited the existence of seven extra dimensions that are hidden from us.

A slap of pain tand an extra dimension can't hide the threadbare plot and archaic gameplay mechanics lurking beneath the surface.