Small space, big universe

In this research paper, we aim to explore a new concept of small-space formation. We explore this by examining a proton collision experiment over time and then projecting the relationship that could transform a small space into the vast possibilities of a big universe. This exploration has the potential to revolutionize our understanding of the universe, particularly in the i dimension. We will use the Copenhagen Interpretation to illustrate the topology hypothesis, as a powerful tool to explain the origins of small space beyond its initial dimension. Our goal is to uncover the connection between small space and the big universe, opening up the possibility of a multi-universe beyond the initial creation that could reshape our perception of the cosmos.