Well current superstring theory, requires that there be at least ten dimensions in the universe. However it does not explain why we are only able to observe four of these dimensions. Some versions of string theory require that there be at least 26 dimensions in the universe.
So there are already more than the five dimensions you are curious about.
I'm pretty sure the main idea of it is when Mrs. Which explains the fifth dimension.
The Fifth Dimension is basically a tesseract. It is the squaring of the fourth dimension. Okay, so tesseracting would be a way to get across to another place faster and quicker than the original route, for example an ant on a piece of paper. Now, if we folded that piece of paper in the middle, we would get a quicker way to get the ant across from one way to another, right? That concept is called a tesseract, a bending in time.
Firth of Fifth was created in 1973.
A Fifth of Funk was created in 1972.
The fifth gym in Pokemon white uses the ground type.
The fifth dimension is time travel; one step forward past the fourth dimension. So, it's just like building up energy and moving from one place to another. It would look just as it sounds. But, I think time travel is a stupid idea. It creates two alternate universes. One is the unchanged world where you didn't travel and one where you did, creating ANOTHER dimension.
The duration of The Fifth Dimension of Sex is 1.35 hours.
And the Fifth Dimension got it from the soundtrack of the Broadway play "Hair." Fifth Dimension
A tesseract
There is no such thing as a "fifth dimension" in the real world. Our world, basically, has 3 (spatial) dimensions.
The Fifth Dimension
the fifth dimension is space-time, as explained in the book "a wrinkle in time"
present and future
From the musical "Hair" Sung by the Fifth Dimension
Marilyn McCoo
1968 by laura Nyro, but the most popular version was by the Fifth Dimension, see here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1VPGibihptE
One can download the Fifth Dimension songs from a number of webites such as iTunes, YouTube, Oldies, last fm, the pirate bay, and myspace to mention a few.