Today on Quantum Vibe: The old extra dimensions trope Strip 1906 - Click strip above to goto the next strip.
First Seen: Mon 2019-02-04
Story & Art: Scott Bieser - Colors: Gus Mendes Sci-Fi Adventure Monday & Thursday.
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Panel 1
Diana and Monty are walking down a corridor, with Wook following.
Diana: All right, all kidding aside, what function might this hyper-whatsis serve?
Monty: It's not that difficult a word, Diana.
Monty: Hyper. Cube. (H)exa. Hedron.
Panel 2
Diana rolls her eyes.
Diana: Okay, okay. Hyper-cubexahedron. But what's it for?
Monty: I have no idea -- Remember that I said, 'sort of.'
Monty: In fact, a cubexahedron, hyper or not, can't exist in normal Euclidean space.
Panel 3
They're entering a different room, with other sorts of techy-equipment.
Diana: So, we're talking about extra dimensions?
Monty: Maybe three or four extras, I suppose.
Monty: But not the type of extra spatial dimensions that most physicists talk about.
Panel 4
Standing near a person-sized table in that room. Monty is looking a bit exasperated.
Diana: Why would Hayami want to build something that can only exist in theoretical extra dimensions?
Monty: I DON'T KNOW! It makes no sense!
Diana: That's why we need to figure out what this is for.