hi,

my origional questions.

1) Am I closer to the size of a photon or the size of the sun?

I will now accept that I dont need to know and cant get a real answer for it. Yes using a photon as a point to measure from was a little daft. I was trying to get the to the two extremes of size that I can barly imaginge, then see how I fitted in. thanks for the replies.

2) Could dimensions be elementary particles?

Another daft thought I like having is to try and imagine worlds with diferent numbers of dimensions. Its when I first thought of a one dimensional place that I began to think that a dimension without any others is quite elemetory, it then takes other dimensions to give the previous dimension any, well, dimension.

3) Is everywhere in space equally dense, but due to our perception it appears blobby? [The blobs are just bits bubbing through into the space time reality we see and the gaps are in other dimensions we cant see.]

This is my favorite part of the quesions in all. Pitty I named the thread otherwise. I just love the idea that every where/thing is as equaly full of stuff. and stuff is equaly spread everwhere. Its just how that stuff is acting at the time of observation and how it acts on its neighbours that gives it its either appearance or non appearance to us. I think its much more common for somehting to be out of our 5sensory (pluss radio, microvave...) perception, than inside it.

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afterthought, probably not fit for discussion..

It seems that the addition of one dimension to any other group of dimension will fill space more. If you could see things as they are with every dimesion that is now concived say 10. I think you would be inable to move for stuff.