Yes, it is possible to build a tesseract in real life, but it would require advanced technology and materials that are not currently available.
A tesseract is a four-dimensional cube, also known as a hypercube. It is the 4D equivalent of a 3D cube.
Building a tesseract would involve creating a 4D framework using advanced mathematics and then constructing it with specialized materials that can exist in multiple dimensions.
While tesseracts are mostly theoretical, they have been used in some scientific and mathematical models. They could potentially have practical applications in fields such as quantum computing and physics.
Some of the challenges in building a tesseract would include understanding and manipulating 4D space, finding suitable materials that can exist in multiple dimensions, and creating a framework that can support the shape and structure of a tesseract.