Hybrid gamma-ray burst associated with signaling of the birth of a

new black hole manifests existence of higher dimension

Black holes connect 3D Universe with the higher dimensional Hyperspace. That is the reason why
it is critical to watch baby black hole birth and formation to understand the structure of the
Hyperspace and the higher dimensions.

Scientists using NASA data are studying a newly recognized type of cosmic explosion called a
hybrid gamma-ray burst. As with other gamma-ray bursts, this hybrid blast is likely signaling the
birth of a new black hole.

Gamma-ray bursts represent the most powerful known explosions in the universe. Yet they are
random and fleeting, never appearing twice. Scientists have only recently begun to understand their
nature.

It is unclear, however, what kind of object or objects exploded or merged to create the new black
hole. The hybrid burst exhibits properties of the two known classes of gamma-ray bursts yet
possess features that remain unexplained.
NASA's Swift first discovered the burst on June 14. Since the Swift finding, more than a dozen
telescopes, including the Hubble Space Telescope and large ground-based observatories, have
studied the burst.

The unexplained features are associated with virtual particles that belong to higher dimensions.
Scientists are watching these particles and their characteristics. It can provide clues to higher
dimensions.