Hyperdimensional physics is a hypothesis that energy is stored in a higher dimension than the three spatial dimensions we inhabit. Richard C. Hoagland believes that this energy can be tapped at points describing the intersection between a sphere and a tetrahedron, i.e. three points on a globe at -/+ 19.5° latitude and one point at +/- 90° latitude. The hypothesis has not been published in any scientific journals and is essentially unknown to academic physicists. Richard C. Hoagland (born April 25, 1945) is an author of books that reject the scientific method in favour of speculative theories on astronomical topics, and conspiracy theories connected to the U.S. space program. ...