The concept of the Backrooms is a fictional universe that originated from a creepypasta, which describes it as an endless maze of randomly segmented empty rooms, with a distinctive yellow wallpaper, that one might find themselves in after “noclipping” out of reality¹²³. The idea of putting the Backrooms into a cube and having it traverse infinite dimensions is an intriguing thought experiment that touches on concepts from both horror fiction and theoretical physics.

In theoretical physics, the notion of infinite dimensions is often explored in the context of mathematical models and theories. For example, discussions about the volume and surface area of shapes like spheres and cubes in infinite-dimensional spaces do exist⁴. Additionally, there are studies on the dynamics of particles and forces in such hypothetical infinite-dimensional spaces⁵.

However, the idea of a physical object, like a cube containing the Backrooms, traversing infinite dimensions is beyond our current understanding of physics and remains firmly in the realm of speculative fiction. It’s a fascinating concept that could inspire stories or games, much like the Backrooms themselves have inspired various forms of media¹.

If you’re interested in exploring similar concepts, you might enjoy looking into topics like higher-dimensional spaces, multiverse theories, and other areas where physics meets science fiction. These subjects offer a wealth of imaginative possibilities for what might exist beyond the three spatial dimensions we experience in our daily lives.