Academy of Sciences of Heroesland

I propose we start addressing the following scientific question: "How many dimensions are there in the Universe?"
I suggest the number 4. What do you think, colleagues?

I lean towards a dynamic system for constructing the universe, meaning an infinite number of "these" dimensions, but as a basis, we can take the first 12 – metric values, the speed of movement of the system, its acceleration, and the acceleration of acceleration. We cannot consider the world as a static object because there is no starting point, and we are constantly moving in space. An explanation for this theory could be the redshift effect – meaning the universe is currently expanding. Based on this, we can imagine the universe as an alternation of two states: 1 and 0, infinity and a dimensionless point.