"Dimensional Space"




Meteorology              Charles A. Giannetta
                               Meteorologist - Professor 






    1. Engineer of a     Is a "one Dimensional Space Continuum." You c
       train on a        describe the position of the train on a track
       railroad track:   time by a single co-ordinate point such as a

    2. A captain of a    Is a Two Dimensional Space Continuum. Using t
       ship at sea.      Latitude and Longitude, to identify it's location.

    3. Pilot of an       Is a Three Dimensional Space Continuum. Using
       aircraft.         & Longitude plus it's Height above the ground
                         identify it's location.

    4. People of the
       world: (Space)    The space of our world as we perceive it is t
                         as the Aircraft's Pilot, Three Dimensional.

    5. Time:             Time is another Dimension. When added to the
                         train gives it a Two Dimensional Continuum.

                         Time when added to the ship at sea, gives at
                         Three Dimensional Continuum.

                         Time when added to the aircraft flying above
                         earth, gives it a Four Dimensional Continuum.

    6. Dimesion:         A Measurement. In Physics, a Quantity such as
                         Length, Time.

    7. Continuum:        Continous Time.