1. A system for creating an illusion of action taking place in three dimensional space about a viewer using only discrete spatially dispersed and non-contiguous views comprising small portions of a total spherical or hemispherical representation of a three dimensional action scene, said system comprising: a plurality of spatially dispersed and non-contiguous video monitors disposed with substantial spacing about a viewer positioned at a central viewing point, said plurality of spatially dispersed and non-contiguous monitors displaying a corresponding plurality of spatially dispersed and non-contiguous images, the spacing of said spatially dispersed and non-contiguous monitors being such that not more than a first of said spatially dispersed and non-contiguous monitors can be in the viewer's cone of central foveal vision at one time and such that at least a second spatially dispersed and non-contiguous monitor must be simultaneously in the viewer's peripheral vision when the first spatially dispersed and non-contiguous monitor is in the viewer's cone of central foveal vision, said plurality of spatially dispersed and non-contiguous images representing a plurality of discrete spatially dispersed and non-contiguous views of a single surrounding three dimensional action scene observed from substantially a single central camera location, each of said plurality of discrete spatially dispersed and non-contiguous views portraying action in each of a plurality of discrete spatially dispersed and non-contiguous spatial camera observation cones traced outward from said single central camera location, each of said spatially dispersed and non-contiguous spatial camera observation cones corresponding in azimuth and elevation with and being substantially equal in size, shape, and orientation to each of a plurality of corresponding viewing cones, each of said viewing cones representing the volume in the space around the viewer traced from the central viewing point outward through each of the plurality of spatially dispersed and non-contiguous images displayed on each of the plurality of spatially dispersed and non-contiguous monitors; b. a plurality of digital video playback devices connected electronically to said plurality of spatially dispersed and non-contiguous video monitors; c. a plurality of digital video recordings disposed to play back on said plurality of digital video playback devices and containing recorded versions of said plural spatially dispersed and non-contiguous images, the entire plurality of recorded versions being edited for simultaneity corresponding to the synchronicity of events in the action scene, thereby enabling synchronized playback, by means of said plurality of digital video playback devices on said plurality of spatially dispersed and non-contiguous video monitors, wherein an illusion of action taking place in space around the viewer is created; and d. a programmable electronic controller which exactly synchronizes the display of said plural spatially dispersed and non-contiguous images from said plurality of digital video playback devices on said plurality of video monitors by means of a capability to address identified frames of said digital video recordings.