Scientists on the hunt for parallel universes

[Janthran]

Why is there no section of the forum for that?

Because the thought process behind it is obsolete.

I would be happy to explain why exactly you're wrong, but Gahars is right. Not the place.
Also, you don't have to be an asshole about it anyway.

 

[Glyptofane]

God damn it, would someone at least address my multiple and round universes theory?

Here's the thing. The "scientists" basically introduced the idea of dark matter in order to keep pushing this singularity prospect. I am saying that is simply not true. They claim that the event horizon changed the law of physics during the actual event, and I am calling them liars masquerading as Abrahamic religion over it.

 

[Gahars]

Why is there no section of the forum for that?

There's always the General Off Topic Chat. As long as the discussion remains civil, anyway.

 

[Bladexdsl]

are they gonna use the quantum mirror?

 

[Guild McCommunist]

I'm guessing we're all evil and have goatees in this mysterious parallel universe.

Fuck that's the last time I use the transporter, I'm sticking to shuttle craft from now on.

 

[KingVamp]

That's because anti-matter actually exists.
As for dark matter, it's still in the hypothesis stage. However, if it was proven to be true, I can't imagine how interesting this would be.

I know, that why I said I believe it.


If dark matter exists, does it necessarily mean this? What else could it mean?

At least anti-matter could end up as a great amount of energy.

 

[ferofax]

If they find it, it will not matter, because it's anti-matter.

Huh? Huh?! Get it?!

 

[Janthran]

God damn it, would someone at least address my multiple and round universes theory?

Here's the thing. The "scientists" basically introduced the idea of dark matter in order to keep pushing this singularity prospect. I am saying that is simply not true. They claim that the event horizon changed the law of physics during the actual event, and I am calling them liars masquerading as Abrahamic religion over it.

>Says there is no God
>"God damn it!"

That is all. If you're going to criticize someone for something, don't use it.

 

[ZAFDeltaForce]

It's ironic that, for something that supposedly in abundance in the universe (Dark matter constitutes 84% of matter in the Universe) we have such a hard time proving its existence.

When we do however, it will be the dawn of a new age for mankind.

I love science

 

[alphamule]

This is quite the interesting research. now find cures to diseases please. damn scientists :/

There's differences between scientists and scientists. These guys are theoretical physicists, not biological or neurological (or medical or... whatever) physicists... These guys will probably never cure diseases.

Well, unless their research leads to ways for multiple universes to share the answers. Quantum Crib Sheets theory - you heard it here first! (This is related to quantum computers)

Guys come on...don't change this into a religious debate, please. This is an interesting topic about there possibly being another universe just like us, not about who created the universe first.

OK, I won't mention any Lovecraft-ian elderich abominations even if that seems like the next logical step in that reasoning about infinite recursion.

And the transporter isn't the only way to meet your evil twins.

 

[shakirmoledina]

hmm unlikely that they will find one leave alone go to it.
maybe there's a parallel world or system but unlikely that there is a parallel universe.

How would it be more likely that there's a parallel Earth/system/etc. and absolutely nothing else?

correct me but isnt it true that the universe does not have boundaries and is ever expanding. is it possible for two infinite universes to exist together? unless my definition of a universe is wrong.
when u say two systems, it means two systems within a single boundless universe.

 

[Aeter]

Looking at these charts, wouldn't it be more interesting to discuss where the dark energy came from, since it now consists of 72% of the universe and can be explained by string theory.

 

[Gahars]

hmm unlikely that they will find one leave alone go to it.
maybe there's a parallel world or system but unlikely that there is a parallel universe.

How would it be more likely that there's a parallel Earth/system/etc. and absolutely nothing else?

correct me but isnt it true that the universe does not have boundaries and is ever expanding. is it possible for two infinite universes to exist together? unless my definition of a universe is wrong.
when u say two systems, it means two systems within a single boundless universe.

There do appear to be boundaries, even as the Universe continues to expand. It's still immensely large, but not quite infinite. (Here's just the Wikipedia article on the subject, if you're interested).

Many scientists have proposed that there could be more than just our universe out there; we wouldn't live in just the universe, but a multiverse. We really can't say for sure yet, though, and probably won't be able to for some time. If this research pans out, we may just have our answer (or at the least, the beginning of an answer).

 

[KingVamp]

There do appear to be boundaries, even as the Universe continues to expand. It's still immensely large, but not quite infinite. (Here's just the Wikipedia article on the subject, if you're interested).

Many scientists have proposed that there could be more than just our universe out there; we wouldn't live in just the universe, but a multiverse. We really can't say for sure yet, though, and probably won't be able to for some time. If this research pans out, we may just have our answer (or at the least, the beginning of an answer).

If we do find there is a multiverse with other sentient beings, I wonder what they know and how it would effect us.
Do you want such a thing to exist? That would make us seem even smaller...

 

[Glyptofane]

God damn it, would someone at least address my multiple and round universes theory?

Here's the thing. The "scientists" basically introduced the idea of dark matter in order to keep pushing this singularity prospect. I am saying that is simply not true. They claim that the event horizon changed the law of physics during the actual event, and I am calling them liars masquerading as Abrahamic religion over it.

>Says there is no God
>"God damn it!"

That is all. If you're going to criticize someone for something, don't use it.

That was just an expression, and admittedly, kind of a bad habit.

 

[Gahars]

There do appear to be boundaries, even as the Universe continues to expand. It's still immensely large, but not quite infinite. (Here's just the Wikipedia article on the subject, if you're interested).

Many scientists have proposed that there could be more than just our universe out there; we wouldn't live in just the universe, but a multiverse. We really can't say for sure yet, though, and probably won't be able to for some time. If this research pans out, we may just have our answer (or at the least, the beginning of an answer).

If we do find there is a multiverse with other sentient beings, I wonder what they know and how it would effect us.
Do you want such a thing to exist? That would make us seem even smaller...

We're already pretty damn insignificant in the grand cosmic scale. Might as well go for broke at this point!