There was a fairly recent article about a newly discovered form of matter that, when energized enough, moves more than how much it's "nudged," almost like perpetual motion.
They've nicknamed these "time crystals," implying that they defy time itself. However, assuming that time is an aspect of all spatial dimensions and not strictly the "fourth dimension," what if the process of energizing the particles caused them to "fall through" the fourth spatial dimension (aka "hyperspace")?
Was this matter turned into a proper tesseract?
Topic: Real Life "Time Crystals"... Tesseracts? (Read 7479 times)
