4D Hypercube Animation

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Ok, we both know this isn't a real 4D Cube (also known as Hypercube). Never the less, this animation really blew me when I first glazed my eyes on it. If you are interested more in mathematics behind 4D spaces, be sure to read my previous article on "Lord Of Net" website. In the meantime, click here to see the animation hosted on yourfilehost.com - Enjoy!






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  1. Anonymous marry 

    boring I can make that

  2. Anonymous jolovesthisanimation 

    That is so wicked!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  3. Anonymous mg 

    wow

  4. Anonymous Connor 

    That's not even 4D, what a gay image

  5. Anonymous niki 

    it's just a box inside a box... *stares blankly*

  6. Anonymous zippy the turtle 

    click on the link for the animation! its not just a box in a box people learn to READ

  7. Anonymous sbredflag 

    Pretty cool!

  8. Anonymous NIC 

    zzzzzzzzzzzzzZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ BORING!

  9. Anonymous kristen 

    ok...what you do is READ THE STATMENT OBVE THE PIC click on the link AND WATCH THE ANIMATION omg DUH

  10. Anonymous shado.za 

    oooooohh!! i always wondered what made hypercubes special!

  11. Anonymous rae 

    maybe I'm missing something...(yes I did see the animated version), but couldn't this object be made in RL with some sort of stretchy/gummy material?

  12. Anonymous Rachael 

    That's almost hypnotizing. Aren't those called tesseracts?(don't know how it's spelled)

  13. Anonymous Kim 

    I dont see the animation, what is it supposed to do?

  14. Anonymous Kim 

    nevermind :p, cool stuff

  15. Anonymous Me 

    cool

  16. Anonymous Bob 

    It is not possible to visualize a 4D object with 3D imaging no matter how fancy the animation. The visual concepts are beyond the abilities of the human brain. All we can visualize is the shadow of a hypercube presented as a 3D object just as a square is a 2D representation of a cube.

    it is however a very pretty animation

  17. Anonymous Adithien 

    If you're interested in the fourth dimension, might I recommend "And He Built a Crooked House" by Robert A. Heinlein. Very cool short story if you're geeky like me

  18. Anonymous alana 

    if u see the animation, it almost puts you to sleep. not of boredom, just cuz its relaxing and hypnotizing

  19. Anonymous me 

    zomg thats amazing!

  20. Anonymous DUDE! 

    This is so wicked!!!!
    you have to go to the link above it!!!!

  21. Anonymous BurninRubber 

    MY BRAIN!!! AARRRGGGH!! SMART PEOPLE MAKING IT WORSE... ARRGH!

  22. Anonymous intrested 

    what does this cube represent? 4D. BUT can it be applied to anything? this doesnt explain 4D because it's only a cube. but my question is: can anything be in 4D? or does it only have to be a cube? and isnt 4D time?

  23. Anonymous Cool 

    Each edge of the cube is the same length, you cant reallly tell but if you think about it they would have to be, the cube inside is smaller because the cube could not only move up, down, left, right, in and out it can also move to seem smaller or bigger (shrink or expand). And to answer your question no it doesnt have to be a cube, yes 4D is time and this is basicly an example of 4D it is not what 4D IS but just an animation made to aid you in understanding it.

    Thats my opinion, pretty good stuff.

  24. Anonymous loser 

    just a box..inside a box...kinda boring..*stares* *not interested*
    =^.^=

  25. Anonymous Anonymous 

    yes Rachel, it is...

  26. Anonymous idontlikeanything 

    That is not even an animation, wrong category

  27. Anonymous Anonymous 

    LOOK AT THE ANIMATION, DANGIT! I don't mean to be rude, but really, people...

  28. Anonymous Anonymous 

    *staring blankly* a box..wow..this fails to amaze me..

  29. Anonymous Anonymous 

    u dumbasses need to click the link to the animation... dumbass

  30. Anonymous jrgruntly 

    LOOK AT THE ANIMATION STUPID!!!!!!!!!! omg u ppl have tumors in ur brain

  31. Anonymous Anonymous 

    i used to have this mind toy that was put together exactly like that. using tubes and elastic string. or something similar O.o fuuuuun

  32. Anonymous Anonymous 

    am i suposed to be amazed
    BORING!!!

  33. Anonymous Sandoras 

    Makes a lot of sense after taking it and watching it frame-by-frame in my cheap photoshop program...Still, excellent illusion

  34. Anonymous The AMBINATOR _u m ok,BORING!!!!!! 

    That is not an illusion!! I can make that out of magnetix!!!!!!!!!!
    All the people that think this is an illusion are dumbasses! The rest of'em are on my side=^^=
    o

  35. Anonymous MADLISTENINGMAN 

    Ok, Anyone who thinks this is NOT a illusion is WRONG.
    DID YOU EVER LEARN TO READ AND LISTEN?
    YOU HAVE TO SEE THE ANIMATION

  36. Blogger Cory 

    cool it makes me think of the mist games for some reason!

  37. Anonymous Politikally Paranoid 

    Tat iz so kewl. I wanna know how dat happened yo!

  38. Blogger Griffin 

    i dont know about anyone else, but all i see is just a stupid picture of a shape that anyone can make out of magnetix sticks!!

  39. Anonymous www.yourgay.co.u-gay 

    that hyperpube sux!
    geddit! hyperpube! lol

  40. Anonymous Anonymous 

    The picture did nothing. I clicked on "animation" and found an advertise window. Is this why we were asked to click on -animation- link? Please find other ways to advertise.

  41. Anonymous Anonymous 

    Yes, this cube IS really called a tessaract, and yes, it IS really four dimensional. Look it UP!
    And don't click on the picture, click on the link. Pay attention!

  42. Anonymous Anonymous 

    Alothough, no, I'm pretty sure it's not actually a real illusion.




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