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TachyonGod
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Hi everyone, this is my 1st post here on PhysicsForums.
I used to love watching Sliders when it was on TV in the 90's, all those infinite parallel worlds to slide to.
But, recently I was thinking about it and when Quinn slid the first time, he would have destroyed the world, maybe even the whole universe.
Why so?
Since there is an infinite number of universes, then presumably there is an infinite number of Quinn's also.
Quinn dials up a universe to slide to, at the same time an infinite number of Quinn's in other parallel universes are also dialing up the same universe, even the same location. When Quinn arrives at his destination, an infinite number of Quinn's arrive at the same time and location.
I'm not a physicist, but I think that much mass in the exact same location would probably trigger a large fusion explosion.
Not only that, but there would also be an infinite number of Quinn's who dialed up a location really close the the one described above, and so on, there would be an infinite number of locations with infinite numbers Quinn's arriving there.
It gets crazier..
There could have been an infinite number of alternate universes dialed up as well as the above one. With an infinite number of Quinn's doing all the variations as describe above.
When Intelligence beings get smart enough to open portals to parallel universes, that's probably how Big Bangs happen.
Anyway just a though.
I used to love watching Sliders when it was on TV in the 90's, all those infinite parallel worlds to slide to.
But, recently I was thinking about it and when Quinn slid the first time, he would have destroyed the world, maybe even the whole universe.
Why so?
Since there is an infinite number of universes, then presumably there is an infinite number of Quinn's also.
Quinn dials up a universe to slide to, at the same time an infinite number of Quinn's in other parallel universes are also dialing up the same universe, even the same location. When Quinn arrives at his destination, an infinite number of Quinn's arrive at the same time and location.
I'm not a physicist, but I think that much mass in the exact same location would probably trigger a large fusion explosion.
Not only that, but there would also be an infinite number of Quinn's who dialed up a location really close the the one described above, and so on, there would be an infinite number of locations with infinite numbers Quinn's arriving there.
It gets crazier..
There could have been an infinite number of alternate universes dialed up as well as the above one. With an infinite number of Quinn's doing all the variations as describe above.
When Intelligence beings get smart enough to open portals to parallel universes, that's probably how Big Bangs happen.
Anyway just a though.