See Post 6.
Why wonder where the water came from (or went to), when there are at least eleven dimensions?
There could be 6 quintillion miles (to the billionth power) of water stored somewhere in this universe, and we'd never see it.
I'm fond of pointing out that the Ark was some kind of TARDIS booth.
Meaning the inside of the Ark was larger than its outside.
The Ark could have stored a trillion suns, if God so ordered them there.
Thanks for your response .. (even if I have to apologise to everyone else for bringing such a confused sub-conversation to the forefront).
A cube can be described by making use of the familiar three dimensions of objects we see everyday. Three dimensions thus form part of the attributes which define: 'cube'.
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tesseract can be defined as a four dimensional analogue of a three dimensional cube.
In your quote, Paul was clearly not speaking of four dimensional space, as he defines exactly what he meant (as per your quote):
'breadth, and length, and depth, and height' .. which still only invokes three dimensional space.
The eleven dimensions you refer to, are characteristics of spacetime, which only have meaning in a the context of the SuperString theoretical variant of String Theory (ST). In the 'standard' ST, we see only 3 everyday spatial dimensions and one time dimension, and the other 6 spatial dimensions are then conceptualised as being compactified. (Compactification is a way of 'rescuing' the theory so that instead of conceptualising an infinite dimension, the theory reconceptualises it as having a finite length, thence restoring the concept of periodicity).
The eleven dimensions you mention, is then just an extension of the numbers of spatial dimensions in ST, but still makes use of the same above notion of compactification.
There is no way water could be 'hidden' in such a compactification notion, because the molecules defining water, are orders of magnitudes larger than those where such compactified dimensions could add any possible physical meaning to the term 'water' in any of its macroscopically known physical states.
Your invoking Dr Who sci-fi for explaining Noah's ark doesn't work either because Dr Who was fiction .. whose authors left behind objective 'meta-data' demonstrating their authorship, which stands up to scientific scrutiny (and independent review thereof).
(I get you were of course joking about that part though).