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In the hypothetical multiverse, is it possible for mass in other universes to be attracted to mass in our universe?
Chirios said:In the hypothetical multiverse, is it possible for mass in other universes to be attracted to mass in our universe?
In other universes, the laws of physics may be different than the ones we are familiar with. Therefore, the way gravity works may also be different. Some theories suggest that in other universes, gravity may be weaker or stronger than in our own universe.
The concept of gravity is closely tied to mass, so it is difficult to imagine a universe where gravity exists without mass. However, some theories suggest that in other universes, there may be particles or objects that we are not aware of in our own universe that could create gravitational effects without having mass as we know it.
Dark matter is a mysterious substance that is thought to make up a significant portion of the universe. In other universes, the amount of dark matter may be different, which could affect the strength of gravity in those universes. Additionally, some theories suggest that dark matter may behave differently in other universes, leading to different gravitational effects.
As mentioned before, the laws of physics may be different in other universes. Therefore, the force of gravity may also be different. Some theories suggest that in other universes, the force of gravity may be stronger or weaker, or it may even behave differently than in our own universe.
It is currently unknown if gravity can be manipulated in other universes. However, some theories suggest that advanced civilizations in other universes may have the technology or knowledge to manipulate gravity for their own purposes.