The British mathematician Charles Howard Hinton introduced people to the fourth dimension using a practical approach: a climbing frame.

Sure, video games are fun to play with Microsoft Kinect. But what happens when you hook up the motion controller to a giant cube containing 216 fire-spitting terminals?

Of course, to trace the true history and timeline of the Tesseract, we have to go back to the very dawn of creation in the MCU. The Tesseract is the cube which houses the The Space Stone, which is ...

The word “tesseract” refers to something else in other circumstances. It specifically describes a shape: a visual representation of a cube existing in the three spacial dimensions and the ...

The Tesseract is a significant magical artifact in the MCU, originally introduced as the Cosmic Cube from Marvel comics. The Tesseract holds the Space Stone, granting it the power to open ...

Because the Tesseract is the Infinity Stone that’s gotten the most screen time, and because of the way the MCU timeline jumped around for Captain America: The First Avenger and Captain Marvel ...

With all this under your belt, you’ll be directly manipulating a tesseract, best thought of as a 4D cube. Since we can’t see 4D shapes in 3D space (never mind the 2D plane of an iPad screen ...

The cube, which contains the Space Stone, appears in six Marvel movies, including Captain Marvel, Captain America and Avengers: Infinity War.