Hyperspace for Space Travel

In the Theory of Relativity time is treated as a dimension. This property of time has never been completely understood and accepted because we instinctively perceive time only as a running parameter. In recent developments of the Theory of Relativity, it has been proposed to apply a coordinate transformation by which the four coordinates all acquire the dimension of space, with time defined as a running parameter related to the speed of light. The transformation formally defines the Four‐Space or, using a common word for spaces with more than three dimensions, the “Hyperspace”. Under this paradigm, the entire story of the Universe is similar to a set of nested trajectories in which our “reality” develops along a membrane moving through the nested trajectories at the speed of light. The new paradigm implies the existence of multiple “parallel” membranes, or parallel local universes or multiverses and “crossing” membranes, or “orthogonal” local Universes, which do not emerge from the plain Theory of Relativ...