Radical 3D Time Theory Re-imagines Reality: Space Emerges from Time, Says UAF Scientist Time as the Fundamental Fabric of Reality A recent theory from a scientist at the University of Alaska Fairbanks suggests that time, rather than space-time, constitutes the only true foundation upon which all physical processes unfold. The theory contends that time consists of three separate dimensions, challenging the traditional view of a single forward-flowing continuum. Space, in turn, arises as a secondary effect. "These three temporal dimensions constitute the fundamental fabric of reality — akin to the canvas upon which a painting is made," explained Associate Professor Gunther Kletetschka of the UAF Geophysical Institute. "Space, though still three-dimensional, is more comparable to the paint upon that canvas than the canvas itself." Challenging Mainstream Physics Such ideas represent a clear departure from mainstream physics, which posits that reality comprises one tempo...
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