Theory Suggests Time Has 3 Dimensions, Allowing Multiple Futures

Researchers from the Universities of Warsaw and Oxford propose that for observers traveling faster than light, time has three dimensions and space only one. This perspective could explain quantum mechanics mysteries such as entanglement, wave-particle duality and random probabilities.

• For faster-than-light observers, time and space swap: 3 time dimensions and 1 spatial
• Particles follow multiple trajectories and travel into several futures at once
• The theory explains entanglement, random probabilities and wave-particle duality
• Whether tachyons exist remains open due to causality concerns