Introduction





     What you are about to read may seem like the basis of a science-



fiction novel, but it is not intended to be such, although it could be,



if any of the theories this is based upon prove to be wrong.  I am



speaking of such theories as Albert Einstein's Special Theory of Rela-



tivity (in part), a slight modification of the theory of the conserva-



tion of mass and energy, and possibly the disproof of the unattainabil-



ity of the absolute zero temperature.  In Sec. III, I am forced to deal



with an ideal gas, and will be forced to do so in the future, unless con-



tinued cryogenic research provides a significant breakthrough.



     In the following, I shall prove the existance of four seperate and



yet inter-dependent dimensions in a universe.  From there I shall at-



tempt to put forth the possibility of four ( or maybe an infinity)



separate universes, tied together by a fifth dimension and point out



possible methods of traveling to other universes.



    Also, I will attempt to explain how various laws and principles of



physics will function and vary in other universes.



     I will appreciate any constructive comments, suggestions, and



criticisms.  Thank-you.



                           Richard A. Prew