On conjugate complex time III: Superstrings and complex Lorentz transformation

Starting with El Naschieʹs ideas of complex conjugate time the inverse Lorentz transformation of time rate is extended onto an internal gravity (artificially induced accelerations) and then expanded onto an external gravitational field. This result raises the total number of physically identifiable distinct dimensions to six. It also implies that the physical reality we live in looks like abstract multispatial geometric structure composed of several single 3D spaces. This conclusion suggests that there are few more physical dimensions to be uncovered. In such a multispatial hyperspace any particle pictured as a point in linear vector space could be viewed as a string or even as a surface in a space that is dual to the primary one.