A string is the fundamental building block of universes and everything else, as they're on such a small scale, known as the Planck scale. This means they measure a Planck Length like the quantum foam.
Strings cannot be ripped apart. Although they're one-dimensional, they're capable of affecting other dimensions anyways. They're loop-shaped and they unite the laws of the large and of the small.
Supposedly, strings vibrate in different ways, each for different types of matter, meaning there are many different types of strings.
Anything smaller than a string would have lengths so small that they might have lengths that wouldn't make sense in reality. The only way to circumnavigate this is to have Microdimensions.
In our cosmology, matter and antimatter are merged in the quantum scale by strings, although matter made of this object is neutral matter.
Everything in the omniverses usually consist of strings.
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- The Calabi-Yau manifold is nothing else than an 11D object.
- There is a theory that instead of ‘strings’, elementary particles may have been made of ‘preons’. The first model predicted 3 kinds of ‘rishons’, and these rishons could be the explanation for why there was no antimatter, it was locked up in these ‘rishons’. Nowadays, it is thought that fermions have 3 preons, and bosons have 6. There would have been 4 preons - plus, antiplus, zero and antizero, just like kaons.
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