Multi-Dimensional Time Theory (MDTT): A Framework for Resolving Time Paradoxes and Reconceptualising Time in Cosmology and Physics

Abstract Multi-Dimensional Time Theory (MDTT) presents a novel conceptual framework that redefines time as a multi-dimensional construct, providing solutions to the long-standing classical paradoxes of time travel while offering profound implications for cosmology, quantum mechanics, the nature of dark matter and dark energy. Through extending beyond the traditional linear view of time, MDTT proposes the existence of multiple, coexisting timelines within an expansive “Time Bubble”, where each timeline operates independently yet remains connected through an underlying “Time-Space” field. This theory challenges the conventional understanding of time and presents a model capable of explaining why time paradoxes cannot exist while offering a possible solution to account for observed phenomena like dark matter and dark energy and introducing pathways for future technological innovations in temporal exploration.