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What do you all have to say about the concept of multiple universe?
What is the Multiverse and How Does it Impact Our Understanding of Physics?
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In summary, the conversation revolved around the concept of multiple universes and the frustration of some forum members with the repetitive nature of this topic. One member advised the poster to do a forum search before starting a new thread. Another member mentioned a recent thread on the topic that was considered the most interesting one. Finally, there was a mention of physics having trouble explaining certain phenomena and the use of the term "singularity" to label these unknowns.
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AAAAARRRRRRGGGGGGHHHHHHHH !
That question gets answered here ever week or so and we JUST went through a huge discussion. PLEASE do a forum search instead of starting another such useless thread.
Thanks.
That question gets answered here ever week or so and we JUST went through a huge discussion. PLEASE do a forum search instead of starting another such useless thread.
Thanks.
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https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=768279
This thread was probably the most interesting out of the many I have seen like Phinds said.
This thread was probably the most interesting out of the many I have seen like Phinds said.
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Oh.. Sorry.. I'm new into this
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jnbp13 said:
No, problem, but when you come to a forum like this and have a question that is obviously along the lines of the kinds of things that the forum is likely to discuss, it's always a good idea to do a forum search first.
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nick1o2 said:
Yeah, that's the one we just finished (if it IS finished). I should have put in a link to it since I mentioned it. Thanks for correcting my oversight.
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Physics seems to have trouble explaining lots of things ( black holes, particles entanglement, dark mater, dark energy) but at least we found a name for everything we call it "singularity".
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fobos said:
Well, "singularity" and "dark" stuff
Related to What is the Multiverse and How Does it Impact Our Understanding of Physics?
What is the concept of Multiverse?
The concept of multiverse is the idea that there are multiple universes or parallel dimensions existing alongside our own. This theory suggests that there are countless other universes with their own unique physical laws and characteristics.
What evidence supports the existence of Multiverse?
Currently, there is no concrete evidence that definitively proves the existence of multiverse. However, some theories in physics, such as string theory and inflationary cosmology, suggest the possibility of multiple universes. Additionally, certain astronomical observations, such as the cosmic microwave background radiation, have also been interpreted as potential evidence for a multiverse.
How does the concept of Multiverse impact our understanding of the universe?
The concept of multiverse challenges our traditional understanding of the universe and its origins. It suggests that our universe may not be the only one and that there may be many other universes with different physical laws and characteristics. This can greatly expand our understanding of the vastness and complexity of the universe.
Can we ever prove or disprove the existence of Multiverse?
At this point, it is impossible to prove or disprove the existence of multiverse. However, with advancements in technology and further research, it may be possible to gather more evidence and potentially support or refute the concept of multiverse in the future.
What are the implications of Multiverse for the search for extraterrestrial life?
If the concept of multiverse is true, it greatly increases the likelihood of the existence of other forms of life in the universe. With an infinite number of universes, there could be countless other planets with conditions suitable for life. This can greatly impact our search for extraterrestrial life and potentially change our understanding of the universe and our place within it.
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