Very interesting but still sounds like a theoretical sticking plaster over the gaping hole in our knowledge of physics. It would be very cool if they could get any kinda result out of this at all http://www.spaceflightnow.com/news/n0702/04dimensions/
Well we can already 'see' extra dimensions mathematically. This is a terrific way of seeing with the evidence fits with the theory.
Quid Pro Quo is a fair dictum, but be sure you apply it correctly. You insulted me outside of the Red Room, so I Neg'd you. That is Quid Pro Quo. Your NegRep starts a new "Tit for Tat" cycle. I think you are just bad at keeping score, Ducky.
Oooh... While parody threads aren't exactly de riguer outside the Red Room, "Chemists find way to 'see' extra dimensions" would be a good parody.
Probability isn't considered a dimension. Generally, large extra dimensions are considered to be like the rest of the spatial dimensions. The only difference is that they are "curled up" under strong forces, so you don't see them at macroscopic levels.