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nomadreid
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I know this is getting into the highly speculative, but given the mathematics that has been done on versions of these concepts that are not known to be inconsistent:
In the inflation concept which leads to a multiverse of the "bubble universes" type, in which the laws governing the space-time of one universe might be (or not) different from those of another (e.g., perhaps different zero-point energies), would anything analogous to an Einstein-Rosen Bridge be possible, that is, some sort of connection in which something could pass from one "bubble" to another?
In the inflation concept which leads to a multiverse of the "bubble universes" type, in which the laws governing the space-time of one universe might be (or not) different from those of another (e.g., perhaps different zero-point energies), would anything analogous to an Einstein-Rosen Bridge be possible, that is, some sort of connection in which something could pass from one "bubble" to another?