multiverse and more!!

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StrangeQuark
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multiverse and more!!

Post by StrangeQuark » Fri Sep 14, 2012 3:24 pm

Im like the multiverse idea but something bigger has crossed my mind :shock:

I think this..... We have solar systems inside galaxies and galaxies inside the universe.... Well.... Im thinking that if the multiverse theory is correct (which I think it is :D ) then whats to say there isnt something bigger that holds all the universe's?? I havnt got a name for this but I think it's plausible and just maybe there is something even bigger that holds them.... If this was to be true then the possibilities are endless :o

Kasuha
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Re: multiverse and more!!

Post by Kasuha » Fri Sep 14, 2012 4:35 pm

I am not native english but I have a feeling there's certain difference between 'plausible' and 'possible'. Anything is possible beyond limits of our universe, including that there's God watching us from there, including the theory that our whole universe lies on back of a giant turtle, or that we are part of a multiverse. But I refuse considering any of them 'plausible' until there is at least some evidence for them.
Science is supposed to be about hypotheses that can be tested. Ever since neutrinos were proposed, too many people are trying to explain unexplainable by the unobservable. And I have a feeling that most of them are plain wrong.

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