| − | Twistor string theory combines Super String Theory with [[Twistor theory]], which reduces the number of dimensions required by Super String Theory to 4. | + | Twistor string theory combines Super [[String Theory]] with [[Twistor theory]], which reduces the number of dimensions required by Super String Theory to 4. |
| − | "What's rather striking about this twistor string approach is that it really is four dimensions," said Penrose. "So my objections (about string theory's extra hidden dimensions) essentially evaporate." | + | "What's rather striking about this twister string approach is that it really is four dimensions," said Penrose. "So my objections (about string theory's extra hidden dimensions) essentially evaporate." |