Some spooky stuff!
Parallel universes, alternate dimensions or multiverses are fairly common when it comes to sci-fi movies, whether that be the Spider-Man movies, Star Trek or the animated Coraline or even the cult classic Narnia. But what if living in a parallel universe is not just a far fetched concept that could only exist in feature films?
What if we are living in one right now?
Welcome to Factnomenal and in today’s video we will dig deep into why Scientists so strongly believe that we might be living in a multiverse.
Scientists Release Strong Evidence Parallel Worlds Probably Exist
What if I were to tell you that imaginary numbers really exist -- would that freak you out?
ReplyDeleteDo perpendicular worlds exist?
ReplyDelete"If I were forced to sum up in one sentence what the Copenhagen interpretation says to me, it would be 'Shut up and calculate!" —David Mermin
ReplyDeleteTwo hundred years after Thomas Young's double-slit experiment, you guys still haven't figured out why the photons care whether you're watching them or not. You have some formulas which produce predictable results, but you have no idea how they work.
You guys are still doing phlogiston.
Do perpendicular worlds exist?
ReplyDeleteGlad you asked :)
Two worlds are perpendicular if the product of their slopes of their axial tilt lines is -1.
You guys are still doing phlogiston.
You know... oxygen and phlogiston are two Greek words. Coincidence? I think not!
C.S. Lewis once wrote (in Miracles):
ReplyDeleteWhat makes all this baffling to us is our assumption that to pass beyond what we call Nature- beyond the three dimensions and the five highly specialized and limited senses-is immediately to be in a world of pure negative spirituality, a world where space of any sort and sense of any sort has no function. I know no grounds for believing this. To explain even an atom Schrodinger wants seven dimensions: and give us new senses and we should find a new Nature. There may be Natures piled upon Natures, each supernatural to the one beneath it, ...