Basics of the Universe

THE DIMENSIONS OF SPACE 

WE know that there are 3 basic dimensions. 

LENGTH , WIDTH AND HEIGHT 

But we know this, these dimensions define the space of an object, and also the area. 

The  example of 1 dimension is a single line ( length) 

The example of 2 dimensions are two lines forming an 90 degrees angle. ( length and height) 

The famous example of a 3D dimension is the cube.( length, width and height. 

But there is another dimension: The time. 

Because without the time we wouldn´t determine the place of the object.And it would not move.

GRAVITY AND PHYSICS LAWS

The universe is obviously material, and because the same fact that it is, it must have physics laws. 

This physics laws determine the movement and how objects move. Physics

rule the universe. Most physics laws have been noticed by Newton, but other physics laws have been discovered. There are too many: 

Gravity: Gravity is defined as a force that acts to bring a smaller to a bigger object. 

Some examples of gravity can be the baseball game, or the planets orbiting the sun.  

Gravity can be so powerful that can bend the space time, and attract many obejcts.  

Gravity can bend space time a lot that can create wrmholes, which could lead to space or time travel.

These are the basics of space that can rule the world, but many discoveries that can be very difficult to understand.

You can also read:
https://www.space.com/17661-theory-general-relativity.html
https://epdf.pub/the-universe-in-a-nutshell.html
http://xn--webducation-dbb.com/the-grand-design-by-stephen-hawking-pdf/ 

We still not know the entire universe, scientists think we just know the 5% of the universe.

Other Universes?

Scientist are studying the posibility of other universes, with completely different things and laws. 

These universes are inpredictable, but scientist think it cold be possible like a "membrane universe" or like a sphere universe. 

History and possible future of universe: