Multiverse - Several hundred [if not infinite] universes all present at the exact same location,at the same time & connected by Strings [String Theory very roughly translated] or Wormholes theoretically.
Seven answers:
j13jayther
2006-04-02 03:10:19 UTC
of course it is theoretical. It is like my answer to another question, what contains the Multiverse? "What's after that?" I had said. It is theoretical and we like to think that the universe has a finite space and something holds our universe with another finite space. We like to think this way because that's the extent of our view and understanding. We live in the 3rd dimension and we can only understand physical things in the third-dimension. We can only have so much understanding on our universe that everything about it has to be based on theories. Even the fact that the 4th dimension is time is not really a fact, but still a theory because we can't think in that dimension. We haven't been through the 4th dimension (i know the theory is that we're going through it in one direction but it still is a theory). Our understanding of our own universe is very limited because we live in a finite world.
And it doesn't answer your question, i know. But I like to think of the multiple universes that you're talking about as the Alternate Universe theory where something doesn't happen in this Universe, it happens in another and if it is this case, there is almost infinite number of them. And the wormhole thing works with Einstein's theory of Relativity as a Super Massive Black Hole is strong enough that it bends the space-time continuum so much that it will make an advanced dimensional hole in another (if not all) universe. I devised an un supported theory that that hole created by the black hole is actually a 6th dimension because it disappears as matter from the universe then exist in another. A total violation of the law conservation of matter unless it actually goes through a wormhole, which would go with the theory of relativity AND conserves matter. But it still is a theory that I accept.
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2006-04-02 03:43:27 UTC
I don't know, but I think there are a lot more where universes came from. There is also a crazy theory saying that long time ago, when the universe expanded, some parts of it split up with the original one and became universes.
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2016-12-18 17:31:25 UTC
not undesirable... i anticipate you observed that episode of Futurama, wherein Professor Farnsworth invented a field containing an entire new universe, and then they got here upon there have been lots of those boxes, and that they've been given lost in many universes... that became into humorous!!!! LOL although, i think of that's a very different fact -it is not that there are various universes, or perhaps one... that's something else. we are all ONE, and we see that ONE in products in the process the Universe we are residing in -it is, a manner of information the real fact. difficult to describe... concern-free to work out, as quickly as you get there.
crackerboy
2006-04-02 03:05:48 UTC
Considering the vastness of the Universe and sometimes fantasy-like workings of physics, I would say yes. It would be too self-centered to dismiss the possibility.
simey4u
2006-04-02 03:02:11 UTC
If string theory is correct, then there must be multiple universes! otherwise the numbers just don't fit.
no answers here
2006-04-02 03:03:26 UTC
Yes. 535.
2006-04-02 06:13:14 UTC
No
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