Multiverse is like a boiling kettle: a new hypothesis about parallel worlds

 American physicist John Wheeler put forward a striking hypothesis that our Universe may be part of a huge “teapot”, where each bubble represents a separate world.

According to this theory, space and time resulting from the Big Bang are not homogeneous. They resemble foam, where the bubbles continually expand and eventually burst. The energy released by this process creates new “bubble” worlds.

Scientists say this chain reaction continues to this day.

“Each bubble world contains a vacuum and dark energy that causes small bubbles to rapidly collapse and larger bubbles to expand,” explains science writer Simon Whistler.

These universes may be very different from each other. Some of them may have completely different laws of physics, others may be empty, and others may have stars and galaxies similar to those we observe. ...<<<Read More>>>...

Hugh Everett’s Many Worlds Theory: Expanding the Boundaries of Reality

 The realm of quantum mechanics challenges our intuitions about the nature of reality, raising profound questions about the fundamental structure of the universe. Among the various interpretations of quantum mechanics, one theory stands out as both audacious and captivating: Hugh Everett’s Many Worlds Theory.

Proposed in the mid-20th century, Everett’s theory offers a mind-bending perspective on the nature of existence and the possibilities that lie beyond our immediate perception.

At its core, the Many Worlds Theory suggests that every possible outcome of a quantum event actually occurs, each in a separate branch of reality. In other words, when faced with a quantum choice, the universe splits into multiple parallel universes, with each universe containing a different outcome.

Imagine you’re playing a game of coin toss. You hold a shiny coin in your hand, ready to flip it. According to Hugh Everett’s Many Worlds Theory, at the moment you release the coin, the universe splits into multiple parallel realities. In one reality, the coin lands on heads, while in another, it lands on tails.....<<<Read More>>>...

 

Are our dreams glimpses of other dimensions?

S.O.T.T: If you have ever looked into the 'many world's theory' you know that the world we live in is quite possibly one of many. Regardless of the multiverse hypotheses you choose to follow/look into, each one is truly fascinating for a number of reasons.

Basically, most of them touch on how there are many different worlds, universes, dimensions, or whatever you would like to call them. Each one the same as our own but also different in some way. For instance, in another world, you might be living the same life as you are now but perhaps politics had gone in a different direction. Maybe all of the presidents that were elected here in the US were opposite from how they are in our world. Maybe everything is the same except for you have different colored hair? The differences between worlds could be minuscule or extreme, it all varies.

While throughout the years' many physicists and researchers, in general, have been trying hard to prove the existence of this kind of thing, it has proven to be quite the task. That being said, the concept itself has not been disproven. Now, what this article is about is a concept many do not realize is quite prevalent in these theories. We are all connected to these other worlds or universes. Each one might be separate from our own but it has been suggested time and time again that when we experience things like deja vu or peculiar dreams we are getting a glimpse into one of these other worlds....read more>>>...