The Universe has Infinite Dimensions

The universe is infinite. What this means is that the masses within the universe, relative to atoms, can be infinitely large and they can be infinitely small. The force of gravity manipulates these masses into the universe as we see it; it is that simple.

Somewhere arbitrarily within this infinite structure of masses are the masses that we call atoms. As they are the largest building block that we are composed of, their mass influences how we see all other masses. As we are composed of atoms, we observe the other masses of the universe as we do. For example, "light" is a wave of relatively infinitesimal mass particles, but those particles, too, comprise life that sees but a tiny fraction of that light as their entire observable universe.

The Earth is the Earth to us because we are composed of atoms, the largest building block of masses that Earth is composed of. The masses around us are not inherently seen as we observe them, but rather are observed as they are because of their relative mass in relationship to atoms.

Our observed levels of the universe, from The Simple Reality.

All levels of the universe function the same. However, time dilation occurs because the larger the mass, the slower the function. To us, when an electron is radiated, it becomes "excited" and releases visible light. However, an excited electron is no different from a supernova. They are one and the same. The difference is that an electron becomes excited so relatively rapidly, and so many of them do so seemingly simultaneously, that it seems like a different mechanism.

If we were to "remove" the observer and place the observer on a different level of the universe, they would not be composed of the level that we call atoms. Instead, they would be composed of the largest building block on that level. This building block, then, would dictate how they experienced the adjacent levels of the universe around them. If they were of a larger building block than atoms, our entire existence would pass in a blink of their eye. If they were of a smaller building block, their entire existence would pass in the blink of our eye. However, they would still perceive the adjacent levels to their building block as we perceive ours. All things are relative in this way.

Examples of other dimensions in the Infinite Universe, from The Simple Reality.

What amount of radiation, on an absolute scale, is necessary in order to feel that the environment is comfortable and promoting of life is dependent on the observer's building blocks. If we tried to live on a larger system, we would find that the radiation there was vastly too high. However, if we were composed of a larger building block, we would be capable of seeing that system as having "just the right amount" of radiation.

In this way, there are infinite dimensions within the universe. One singular universe comprising one shared three-dimensional space is able to arise in infinite dimensions due to this functionality.

For full details, see CascadingUniverse.Org