A space with only three dimensions really had only three macroscopic dimensions—the first, second, and third dimensions—along with the zero dimension that had been conceptually hidden from beginning to end. Aside from that, there were no microscopic curled dimensions at all.
That meant this space had no microscopic particles. And no microscopic particles meant no microscopic motion, no particle vibrations; Gluons, Quarks, protons, neutrons, electrons—none of them existed.
This was a form of space humanity had never seen before.
No one knew how the civilization that created it had done it. To think it could actually create a space like this. One had to know that after the Cosmic Big Bang, the Great Universe Space had automatically curled all Extra Dimensions into Microscopic Dimensions.
But here, there truly were only three macroscopic dimensions. Microscopic Dimensions, delving into the microscopic—none of it existed at all.
It was an absolute macroscopic Three-Dimensional Space, a macroscopic Three-Dimensional Space with not the slightest impurity.
Such a space did not exist in nature.
Because Hyperspace Theory told them that it was, in effect, a theory of creation. Only at the instant of the Cosmic Big Bang could one see Hyperspace Theory take effect, and for that reason, Hyperspace Theory was also considered the key theory for unlocking the secrets of the universe's origin.
Specifically, it introduced higher dimensions. It was the indispensable key to prying open the secrets of creation, and the Great Universe was indeed in such a state.
According to this theory, before the Big Bang, our universe was a perfect Ten-Dimensional Universe, a universe where super-spacetime travel might have been possible. However, this Ten-Dimensional Universe was unstable, and it ultimately split into two universes, two separate universes.
One was a four-dimensional universe, and the other was a Six-Dimensional Universe.
The four-dimensional universe