Beyond the range of perception by the ordinary senses; not perceptible through normal sensory experience.
From Latin 'extra' (outside) + 'sensible' (capable of being sensed, from 'sensus' meaning sensation or feeling). Describes things beyond normal sense perception.
Physics teaches us that extrasensible things are everywhere: X-rays, radio waves, and ultraviolet light exist all around you, but your eyes and ears evolved to detect only a tiny slice of reality.
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