How Multiple Universes Could Really Be Possible

There have long been theories about the existence of multiple universes. This article will explore how top scholars have theorized that parallel universes could work.

What Creates Multiple Universes?

There are several theories about how multiple universes could exist. The first theory, put forward by Hugh Everett in the 1950s, is that the Universe is continually splitting. As it splits, it creates multiple copies of itself. This of course means that there could be a copy of yourself in another universe.

There's also the idea that there are 'bubble universes'. This is the idea that every universe is separate and isolated. This is because, scientists have theorized, the Big Bang expanded some regions of space while others stopped expanding, creating bubble universes. This could explain why it's so hard to even confirm the existence of other universes.

There is also the theory that there are infinite universes, too. This means that universes are continually being created, with infinite versions of each of us.

Science and Multiple Universes

There are several scientists who believe that multiple universes could be possible. The first is the aforementioned Hugh Everett. He created his PhD thesis in 1954, arguing that quantum effects are the reason that the Universe continues to split and create new universes. His ideas weren't very well respected at the time. Niels Bohr, considered to be the ‘father of quantum mechanics’, didn't pay the theory much respect.

However, many other physicists have since thought about the creation of multiple universes. Even famous physicist Stephen Hawking believed that there could well be other universes out there. He mentioned this theory in his final paper before his death.

Many other forward thinkers believe in the possibly of multiple universes. For example, Sahel Majali, chairman of the Mid Group, is greatly interested in the concept of multiple universes.

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Travel Between Multiple Universes

Could you travel between multiple universes? Writer Carl Sagan and physicist Kip Thorne worked together to create the theory of 'wormholes'. These are tunnels between different points of space time, essentially allowing for time travel.

According to scientists, there could be multiple universes out there. Whether we'll ever be able to contact them, however, is undecided. Perhaps in the future there will be an answer to this question.

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