My theory of Multiple Universe

[Bangkilan]

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Brian Greene's the Hidden Reality and Michio Kaku's Parallel Worlds fascinates me, it really gives a

grounding in the science and gets you excited about the possibilities different way a multiverse could

exist.

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I will start by giving the explanation for the universe's expansion from a purely scientific perspective

then I will consider the possibility and problems of the proposition that the universe is expanding by the

spontaneous creation of parallel and/or multiverses. Astronomers until recently believed that the universes

expansion was or will eventually slow down at which point the gravitational force of the universe's matter

would cause it to collapse on itself. However through careful study of distant galaxies scientists discovered

(by means of the Doppler shift in the light of distance galaxies which indicated that they were moving farther

away form us at an increased rate) that it was in fact speeding up.

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For this reason they proposed the concept of dark energy or a cosmological constant to account for the

invisible energy that overcomes the gravitational pull of the universe. Now concerning parallel and/or multi

verses popping into existence you seem to have a different definition universe. Universe is everything in

existence so it will make little sense to speak of a universe within a universe. Even if you adopt the conven-

tional parallel/multiverse theory which describes multiple isolated universes operating by different laws, it

still will make no sense to state that the coming into existence of other universes completely isolated from

ours has any impact on its expansion.

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So multiverse seems to me a highly speculative and pure philosophical (remains a philosophy). it is compelling

but not conclusive, YET it gives a pleasing occupation for a thinkers mind.

[xetorkaiba]

i think naa toy salida si Jet Li about ani, parallel universe, "The One" man tingale title ato if wa ko masayop

[darthskroder]

@loucellmar

Welcome to the science forum.

What you have described above is not a theory in a scientific sense. A theory in science is a [1]well-substantiated explanation of some aspect of the natural world [2]that is acquired through the scientific method and [3]repeatedly tested and confirmed through observation and experimentation. (Reading: Science and Creationism: A View from the National Academy of Sciences, Second Edition | The National Academies Press)

[1]What you said is not well substantiated.
[2]You did not acquire this knowledge through the scientific method.
[3]You have not repeatedly tested and confirmed this.

Not to be rude, but this discussion does not belong in the science section. I move to close (or transfer to the appropriate sub-forum) this thread.

Mao ni akong nahuna-hunaan paghuman nako'g basa sa full post sa TS. His post is somewhat a personal derivative of the multiverse hypothesis. Kudos for the effort though.

[coccomomoa]

I love multiple universe topics

[Ivan James]

Brian Greene's the Hidden Reality and Michio Kaku's Parallel Worlds fascinates me, it really gives a

grounding in the science and gets you excited about the possibilities different way a multiverse could

exist.

-----

I will start by giving the explanation for the universe's expansion from a purely scientific perspective

then I will consider the possibility and problems of the proposition that the universe is expanding by the

spontaneous creation of parallel and/or multiverses. Astronomers until recently believed that the universes

expansion was or will eventually slow down at which point the gravitational force of the universe's matter

would cause it to collapse on itself. However through careful study of distant galaxies scientists discovered

(by means of the Doppler shift in the light of distance galaxies which indicated that they were moving farther

away form us at an increased rate) that it was in fact speeding up.


----

For this reason they proposed the concept of dark energy or a cosmological constant to account for the

invisible energy that overcomes the gravitational pull of the universe. Now concerning parallel and/or multi

verses popping into existence you seem to have a different definition universe. Universe is everything in

existence so it will make little sense to speak of a universe within a universe. Even if you adopt the conven-

tional parallel/multiverse theory which describes multiple isolated universes operating by different laws, it

still will make no sense to state that the coming into existence of other universes completely isolated from

ours has any impact on its expansion.


So multiverse seems to me a highly speculative and pure philosophical (remains a philosophy). it is compelling

but not conclusive, YET it gives a pleasing occupation for a thinkers mind.

We have string theory/the theory of everything. It predicts a whole lot of universes out there, like 10^500. It maybe predicting much but somewhat it challenges the notion of a cosmological constant. That dark energy might not be actually constant but changing. But let's see where we're going in string theory. If it's a success, we might be able to unify relativity and quantum mechanics.

[coccomomoa]

May theories sa Youtube about multiverses. Interesting facts.

[NalaGida]

I've always found interest in these kinds of things. thanks for sharing!

[coccomomoa]

Check out the Mandela Effect Related to multiple universe