Created Monday 27 June 2022
A dimension was a measurable length used to specify the location of an object in any given plane. Eros was also called the fourth-degree plane because it contained exactly four dimensions, a collective called spacetime. There were infinitely many dimensions, though past a certain level the information about a given dimension became unknowable.
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All planes were completely made out of some shape of an appropriate number of dimensions that perfectly fill all of that plane. For instance, in the case of the third-degree plane, at a core level the entire plane consisted of rhombic dodecahedrons. This could have been observably altered, however, based upon the perceptive abilities of any organisms observing the elementary level of their plane. For instance, from the perspective of most organisms in the fourth-degree plane, who only physically perceived three dimensions, an observation of the core structure of spacetime would have seemed to also be rhombic dodecahedrons. This would have been misleading, however, because such an organism could have only observed a sort of three-dimensional shadow of the real fourth-dimensional shape, a [fourth-dimensional equivalent of a rhombic dodecahedron].