Does anything in relativity or theoretical physics resemble this dream experience
I want to be upfront that this came from a dream and I am not trying to claim it represents real physics. I also have essentially no background in theoretical physics, so I am asking purely out of curiosity.
In the dream, I experienced being pulled into what I interpreted as a black hole. My body felt violently stretched and distorted. After that, I ended up in what felt like a completely different universe. In this place there were large planet-like bodies shaped roughly like dodecahedrons. These objects appeared to warp in and out of themselves, as if their geometry was unstable or folding through itself. There were also strange glowing patterns or colors that felt tied to the space itself rather than coming from a light source.
The experience felt “exotic” mainly because of the geometry and how space behaved, not because of anything emotional or symbolic.
My question is whether any concepts in relativity, cosmology, or speculative theoretical physics even loosely resemble ideas like this. For example things like spacetime distortion near black holes, higher dimensional geometry, or exotic matter. I am not asking whether the dream is accurate or meaningful, only whether there are any real physics ideas that sound superficially similar.
If this is completely unrelated to real physics, that answer is also totally fine. I am just curious.
Posted Feb 23, 2026, 5:59 AM UTC