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The document discusses three physical models that attempt to explain time travel: classical mechanics, relativistic mechanics, and quantum mechanics. It describes Einstein's theory of relativity which adds time as a fourth dimension and shows how time is relative to velocity and acceleration. The document also considers whether time travel is possible based on theories of gravity affecting the flow of time and the twin paradox, but concludes it is unclear if traveling back in time could be achieved.
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Touchless fingerprint
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2) 3D touchless fingerprint systems acquire full fingerprint images from multiple views and extract a 3D shape of the finger. The 3D print can then be unwrapped onto a 2D plane either through parametric modeling like cylindrical projection or non-parametric direct unfolding.
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- 1. Now u r entering to the world of my question Ready to enter….
- 2. 4th dimension By, Sai Sukruth Bezugam Hari gunde
- 3. These are the questions which made me think from my childhood What is 4th dimension? Why is it not visible? And much more about it…… Please don’t feel that I am speaking rubbish and please think with a open mind about it. And I feel good as you do it.
- 4. This Was My Path Towards It….. Simple one by one conclusion I made from the scratch
- 5. One Dimension It is just like one just like a line An organism in one dimension can move forward or backward that’s it. X And can see only zero dimension objects that is nothing that is void.
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- 7. Three dimension Stacking of 2 dimensional objects gives a three dimension An organism in two dimension can move any way it wants in three dimensionally And can see all three dimensional objects as 2 dimension objects It can feel all objects as three dimensional objects as we all do in this three dimensional world
- 8. Fourth dimension As of above in four dimension would be stacking of three dimensions An organism of 4th dimension can see a 3 dimension object and we in three dimension cannot see 4th dimension body and we cannot imagine a 4th dimension body also. As stacking of 3 dimension bodies is 4th dimension few scientists deduced a shape ”Tesseract” Few say it as time
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- 10. Thank you all Feeling happy that we have done something for this world that is at least trying to understand it and waiting for the mere future of time travel and wormholes. We will be o this path on every moment of life And feel very happy when we will be with us in this path. And any questions ?????