Exploring the fourth dimension

For a long time, man has measured the universe in just three dimensions, long, high and wide. Through mathematical ingenuity we managed to demonstrate that we do not live in three dimensions and if in four, and we are here to show it to the world: "Tetracron, the hidden dimension of time and space"

Quadruple integral for iterative growth to model the growth of a polyhedron over time (or in the fourth dimension), we can use a quadruple integral that describes the accumulation of volumes throughout evolution. Formally, we can express the evolution of the tetradimensional solid as:

Possible variants and generalizations The same approach can be applied to other polyhedra, such as cubes or dodecahedra, modifying the TN growth rule. If we consider scales and rotations in W, the equation extends to:

New dimension

Explore the geometry of the fourth dimension and discover a new understanding of time and space.

Space games

Playful interaction with mathematical concepts of the fourth dimension and how they affect your perception.

Advanced mathematics

Entiende la formulación matemática detrás del tetracron y su impacto en nuestra visión del universo.

Learn and experience with the geometry of the fourth dimension through different aspects of the world around us

Creative exploration

Visualizes how the accumulation of a cube over time generates a new tetrahedric solid

Cubic-Tetrahedric accumulation

Hyperspheric accumulation

An accumulation where forces are the same in every direction ends up generating a tetradimensional sphere

When a three -dimensional solid is asymmetric, its tetradimensional accumulation due to the turn generated by the accommodation of a solid in another gives us a helical body