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    Imagining the Tenth Dimension: A New Way of Thinking About Time and Space Rob Bryanton Rob Bryanton — a self-described “non-scientist with an inquisitive mind,” whose dayjob as a sound designer involves composing music for TV series and films — proposes a theory of the universe based on ten dimensions, a bold and progressive lens on string theory based on the idea that countless tiny “superstrings” are vibrating in a tenth dimension, which he is careful to frame as a personal expression rather than a traditional scientific theory.

    Imagining the Tenth Dimension: A New Way of Thinking About Time and Space

    Rob Bryanton

    Rob Bryanton — a self-described “non-scientist with an inquisitive mind,” whose dayjob as a sound designer involves composing music for TV series and films — proposes a theory of the universe based on ten dimensions, a bold and progressive lens on string theory based on the idea that countless tiny “superstrings” are vibrating in a tenth dimension, which he is careful to frame as a personal expression rather than a traditional scientific theory.

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