What is a Multiverse?
possible to travel between each “dimension” of the multiverse…it is made possible through blackholes (aka wormholes)…each blackhole has an opposite end called a whitehole (yes i understand that this seems redundant and ironic seeing as white is opposite black and vice versa, but hear me out)…where a blackhole absorbs all matter and energy, a whitehole does the opposite and releases all matter and energy…but in order to successfully travel between the two wormhole ends and survive you need a vast knowledge of quantum physics and the universe…and on another note…a multiverse is the outcome scenarios of our lives’ choices…for every option in the choice we do not take, a new universe is created to compensate for it…message me on my message board if you wish to discuss more on the subject of the multiverse….Crash Override out…
Some theorists believe that we live in what is known as a multiverse, a collection of universes which do not appear to interact with each other. This theory is only one among many used to explain the mysteries of the cosmos, with some people avidly supporting it, while others argue that the multiverse theory doesn’t hold water, and that there is only in fact one universe: the one in which we live. The idea of the multiverse is so appealing that the concept has been widely used in science fiction and fantasy. While some scientists can agree on the multiverse theory, they can’t always agree on how the multiverse actually works. There are a number of competing theories to suggest how the multiverse is arranged, and what its properties might be. Some theorists suggest that the multiple possible universes are all the result of cosmic splits made in response to major choices, while others propose the idea that the multiverse is related to the singularity which lies at the heart of black hole
Consider a vast (endless) reservoir of vacuum energy (due to various fields, including gravitation), characterized by the appearance and disappearance of virtual particles and waves. Call this the multiverse. Tiny universes continually pop into existence, both from extant universes and from the multiverse. Most of these baby universes quickly vanish again into the vast reservoir, but some inflate to enormous sizes. Bubble universes do not interact with one another, and there is no way for our observed universe to communicate with the rest of our bubble universe. The astute reader will recognize the similarity between the creation and evolution of universes in the multiverse and the creation and evolution of galaxies in the universe in the steady-state theory.29 New universes may form continually. “The process [of creating universes by inflation] does not stop here [with our universe], but goes on forever, producing an infinite number of pocket universes at an ever-increasing rate. A fr
