There are 96 spatial dimensions plus time in physicality. For directly adjacent superstrings, there are 10^81 different formats of angles. There are 273*10^81 different universe potentials that each have thousands of layers of reality involved with these. 96 spatial dimensions have 96pi(I) degrees of physical freedom.
96pi(I)/273*10^81 = an orphoganal condition that entails a wobble of ~1.104735878*10^(-81)I degrees of relativistic wobble of one Planck-related phenomenon relative to another that is adjacent and of the same universe. No superstring bears a superstring from each universe that exists in a manner that is completely adjacent to it. This is why there is such a limit of the number of formats of substringular angles of superstrings that are directly adjacent to one another. When two superstrings (not necessarily orbifolds, since orbifolds are only so dense -- depending on the situation) that are of different universes get too close, there intrinsic vibrations synchrounize in so as to cause these to be of the same universe. Enough said.
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