I was reading the "Nano Tube water" link and it said "One dimensional water" and that irked me because I believe all matter in our Universe is three dimensional, the key word being "matter" so I considered the reference misleading, nevertheless it got me thinking about things in our Universe that may be and probably are less than three dimensional like a magnetic field which may be one or two dimension in nature.
This could explain partly how and why a magnetic field creates electricity, (which I personally believe is a moving magnetic field rather than flowing electrons,) when the field cuts through a conductor.
It would certainly help explain how the field passes through the solid.
I know this may sound silly to some people.
I am not uneducated in the field however.
So you also have gravity sweeping through matter through out the Universe. Hmm what have we here?
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