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what Is the 4th Dimension Explained Simply w/Neil deGrasse Tyson

Here in this video Neil deGrasse Tyson tells us about the concept of higher dimensions in a simple way. From zero-dimensional points to 4D cubes (tesseracts), understand how each shape is bound by the lower-dimensional ones. Discover what it means to go beyond the third dimension and how a 4D object is built from 3D surfaces.#science #physics # ...

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