Wesson's theory

Wesson's theory, often related to physics and cosmology, suggests that the universe's fundamental structure can be understood through the concept of higher-dimensional space and the interplay of matter and energy across these dimensions. It emphasizes that effects we observe in our 3D universe—such as gravity and matter distribution—may be projections of interactions within a larger, multidimensional framework. In essence, Wesson proposes that understanding our universe requires considering dimensions beyond the familiar three, and that this perspective can lead to deeper insights into the nature of reality, including how gravity and other fundamental forces work.