Hyperspace: A Scientific Odyssey Through Parallel Worlds, Time Holes, and the Tenth Dimension

Instinct tells us that our world is three-dimensional. Based on this perception, scientific hypotheses have been constructed for centuries. According to the outstanding physicist Michio Kaku, this is as much a misconception as the belief of the ancient Egyptians that the Earth was flat. The book is devoted to the theory of hyperspace. The idea of multi-dimensionality of space was met with skepticism and mockery, but is now recognized by many authoritative scientists. The significance of this theory lies in its ability to unify all known physical phenomena into a simple structure and lead scientists to the so-called theory of everything. However, there is almost no serious and accessible literature for non-specialists. This gap is filled by Michio Kaku, explaining from a scientific point of view both the origin of the Earth and the existence of parallel universes, time travel, and many other seemingly fantastic phenomena.