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M Theory is a theory that unifies the five superstring theory engines. There are eleven spatial dimensions that exist in parallel with "our" physical reality. Samantha Carter tried to explain the difference between the alternate reality and dimension options for Cameron Mitchell. (SG1: "Arthur's Mantle")

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