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In modern mathematical understanding of the Cosmos, dimensions are a dime a dozen. 

But what dimensions?!  What Time?!  What Width/Length/Depth?!

The Cosmos is always now, constantly now, inevitably now (and not "moving" along some kind of imaginary timeline from a past into a future) - so, Time, as a dimension, is pure mind-form, pure fiction, nothing but a jetlag of information-processing. 

Similarly, the Cosmos is always here which is everywhere, knowing no "to" or "fro" - so, Motion too, as a dimension, is pure mind-form, pure fiction. Ask Zeno if you don't believe me.

Finally, the Universe, i.e. that which is every-thing and every-where, cannot possibly have any outer parameters of width and length and, thus, has no identifiable location or coordinates.

So, then, what exactly is the scope of science?

Science is in the business of mapping our collective worldview, i.e. in the business of measuring our subjective perspective of "what objectively is."  But subjectivity is bottomlessly-dimensionless and beyond measure, isn't it?