Topic: From Universe to Multiverse / Do parallel universes really exist?

[Rockford]

From Universe to Multiverse / Do parallel universes really exist?

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Theoretical physicist Dr. Michio Kaku

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Do parallel universes really exist?

In 1954, a young Princeton University doctoral candidate named Hugh Everett III came up with a radical idea: That there exist parallel universes, exactly like our ­universe. These universes are all related to ours; indeed, they branch off from ours, and our universe is branched off of others. Within these parallel universes, our wars have had different outcomes than the ones we know. Species that are extinct in our universe have evolved and adapted in others. In other universes, we humans may have become extinct.

This thought boggles the mind and yet, it is still comprehensible. Notions of parallel universes or dimensions that resemble our own have appeared in works of science fiction and have been used as explanations for metaphysics. But why would a young up-and-coming physicist possibly risk his future career by posing a theory about parallel universes?

With his Many-Worlds theory, Everett was attempting to answer a rather sticky question related to quantum physics: Why does quantum matter behave erratically? The quantum level is the smallest one science has detected so far. The study of quantum physics began in 1900, when the physicist Max Planck first introduced the concept to the scientific world. Planck's study of radiation yielded some unusual findings that contradicted classical physical laws. These findings suggested that there are other laws at work in the universe, operating on a deeper level than the one we know.


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[niek]

Hindi pa natin masasagot...based on "The Universe" series from History channel, 2013 pa matatapos yung telescope na 10x more powerful than what we're using right now. For now, Local Supercluster pa lang medyo may linaw sa mga discoveries nila. Lam ko, nagkaron na ng debate regarding sa Multiverse, pero di ko pa napapanood 

[maliksing_pagong]

in fact, by quantum proposition, our universe may have been a byproduct of the two parallel universes in contact. and yes, these universes may have observed a different law of physics, perhaps a different nature of particles.

[Pierro7]

universe is really amazing...
the concept on the film "The One"

[yamatoyukihiro]

kung sakali man na mapatunayan nga ang existence ng parallel universe napakalaking hakbang yun para sa civilization ng mundo at siguro napakarami pa na possibilities ang pwedeng mabuksan.

[niek]

Higher Science = Deceleration of Religious Beliefs

[reg]

what a waste if indeed we are all alone in this universe... sana maabutan ko pa ung real startrek

[maliksing_pagong]

Higher Science = Deceleration of Religious Beliefs

science and religion was never on the same plane of existence.

[Ryuji-san]

Naalala ko yung concept ng movie na "The One" ni Jet Li.. paano nga talaga if may kapareho tayong nilalang, same features, same name, pero sa ibang galaxy nakatira.. 

[maliksing_pagong]

Naalala ko yung concept ng movie na "The One" ni Jet Li.. paano nga talaga if may kapareho tayong nilalang, same features, same name, pero sa ibang galaxy nakatira.. 

they may look like us, but they maybe composed on an entirely different matter. and it maybe a good thing that we are separated according to dimensions. because for one, maybe the collision of both matters would zero out each other. meaning they would probably explode if come in contact in our own set of universe.

[maliksing_pagong]

Higher Science = Deceleration of Religious Beliefs

as people from the scienctif community, we try to get away from the verb "believe" (although we do, of course, use it in conversation). we have to go where the evidence is. faith is a non-evidence-based experience. that doesn't mean that it's not valuable, but it's not part of science.

[magister418]

this thread reminds me sa marvel universe ang explanation kng bakit  ibat ibat ibang kwento sa marvel heroes is dahil pa ibat ibang universe... especially ung Ultimate Fantastic Four ung explanation dun is almost same ..

[yamatoyukihiro]

Higher Science = Deceleration of Religious Beliefs

on the contrary I actually think that higher science can help us understand religion even more.

[niek]

on the contrary I actually think that higher science can help us understand religion even more.

hmmmm....how?

[pspyrock]

Last Sunday napanood ko sa HBO yung JLA multiverse kung saan hero si Lex at yung mga kahawig ng JLA heroes ay villains. Hinanap nila yung prime earth.  It was an interesting and amusing take on the multiverse topic.

[Idiot]

science naniniwala kaagad na may multiverse e wala naman evidence na nag-eexist ano yan pink unicorn

and impossible na mapapatunayan

e di pa tayo nakakapunta sa mars e nasisira na ang earth

Higher Science = Deceleration of Religious Beliefs

di ko naniniwala dito

nakasulat nga sa Bible ang "Matter Manipulation" e yung bato pwede mong gawin tinapay or hangin na pwede mong gawin pagkain

yung stem cell nakasulat din

basta alam mo lang ang compund configuration ng mga bagay-bagay at may energy ka na pagsamahin ang mga compund of elements na matagal bago magawa napag-aralan yan sa chemistry

pati yung pinang-galingan natin sabi sa bible e galing tayo sa "alabok or dust" at after thousand of thousand of years current scientific theories  says that organism from earth came from dust of Comets or interstellar dust contains proteins, the building blocks of life 

[Ilonggo-by-blood]

earthlings....... Earth First!! (front of T shirt)





Destroy other planets later... (back of T Shirt)

[niek]

nakasulat nga sa Bible ang "Matter Manipulation" e yung bato pwede mong gawin tinapay or hangin na pwede mong gawin pagkain

yung stem cell nakasulat din

basta alam mo lang ang compund configuration ng mga bagay-bagay at may energy ka na pagsamahin ang mga compund of elements na matagal bago magawa napag-aralan yan sa chemistry

May nag-succeed na ba sa pag-gawa neto sir?....if meron, palagay ng link para mabasa ko naman..thank 

[niek]

as people from the scienctif community, we try to get away from the verb "believe" (although we do, of course, use it in conversation). we have to go where the evidence is. faith is a non-evidence-based experience. that doesn't mean that it's not valuable, but it's not part of science.

Well said...

[yamatoyukihiro]

hmmmm....how?

well sa tingin ko pag mas nagadvance ang science mas may chance tayo maintindihan kung ano ba talaga ang explanation sa mga nangyari dati. mga bagay gaya ng big bang theory na parang hindi rin naman masyado nalalayo sa kwento ng creation. kung bakit ganun pa ang naisip na pagkakadescribe sa creation. o di kaya kung maimbento ang time machine e di masisilip natin yung mga nangyari dati at maveverify ang mga bagay bagay.

[magister418]

If the question is ... do parallel universe (s) exists? At this point the answer is NO....All of these are propositions...suppositions...postulations...hypothetical sets that is almost impossible to be subjected to empirical testing and investigation...right now it is bereft of science...more of a religion...within the realm of philosophy...a metaphysical exercise that dwells more on the question of possibilities....

[BlueAlphaZero]

Perhaps in another universe, the Espiya Republic is an independent nation recognized by world governments and Maître SG is our chief executive. 

In any case, I'm reminded of that principle in Timecop where two people from two entirely different timelines can't meet because of the old scientific law about matter not being able to occupy the same space at the same time. Maybe that's why these universes are parallel. If they intersect in the wrong way at the wrong time, the result will be mutual annihilation.

[Pierro7]

Perhaps in another universe, the Espiya Republic is an independent nation recognized by world governments and Maître SG is our chief executive. 

In any case, I'm reminded of that principle in Timecop where two people from two entirely different timelines can't meet because of the old scientific law about matter not being able to occupy the same space at the same time. Maybe that's why these universes are parallel. If they intersect in the wrong way at the wrong time, the result will be mutual annihilation.

I think ito yung napanuod ko. wherein the villain cease to exist dahil nag-collide sila ng isa pang katulad niya.

[Idiot]

May nag-succeed na ba sa pag-gawa neto sir?....if meron, palagay ng link para mabasa ko naman..thank

kung tinatanong mo kung yung bato e magagawang tinapay syempre wala pa tayong kakayahan dahil sa restriction sa technology

nasa stone age pa ang technology natin

sa chemistry

may mga elements and groups of elements called compounds

every materials at pagkain e may chemical formula
water na lang is H2O kaya natin seperate ang hydrogen para magamit as fuel and oxygen at pwede ireverse ang procedure para maging water ulit commonly ginagamit ito sa mga space station. 

kung kaya natin i-seperate ang hydrogen atoms at oxygen atoms at pagsamahin ulit para maging H2O or water

kung may technology tayo e di maganda kaso wala

pero there is a big possibility na pwedeng mangyari kaysa nama sa mulitverse na agad kayong nainiwala wala naman evidence

ang structure ng tinapay
may sugar yan ang chemical formula ng sugar ay Carbon, hydrogen, at Oxygen

Flour contains high proportion of starches, which are a subset of complex carbohydrates also known as polysaccharides na kung titignan mo ang chemical formula na may Carbon. Hydrogen, at oxygen

may tubig siguro
na may hydrogen at Oxygen atoms

kung may technology tayo sana wala ng magugutom

at kung ayaw mo paden maniwala bahala ka basta ako current technology kaya ng gumawa ng water ngayon basta may hydrogen ka at oxygen ginagamit nayan ng NASA




 

[BlueAlphaZero]

I think ito yung napanuod ko. wherein the villain cease to exist dahil nag-collide sila ng isa pang katulad niya.

That's the scene where Max Walker (Jean-Claude Van Damme's character) tricked the villain (Aaron McComb, played by Ron Silver) into showing up in the same place where his future self was, resulting in one rather messy death (after Walker throws the younger McComb into the older one).