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they could comprehend. (In our case that would naturally be up, down; right, left; and forward, back.) But, if the theory of multiple universes is true, how does that affect our discussion? It doesn't. Those multiple universes would still all be part of something which happened, like the Big Bang. And, even though they are all tied together by a common creative cause, there is no way, by our present understanding of the cosmos, that one could ever be aware of the others. So they have no effect upon us. That is true because where our universe is located does not exist. A definition of the universe is "the expansion of space/time". That is, mass of any dimension, resulting from the Big Bang, is either carrying space/time with it, or is being carried by space/time, as it expands out from the Big Bang. The expansion of space/time into what? The expansion into nothing. There is literally nothing for space/time to expand into. We really can't even say "nothing", because "nothing" is something, it's "nothing". There is less than nothing for the universe, or universes, to expand into. It is called hyperspace, because it is a concept beyond "space". So, could we be aware of another universe of three dimensions existing along beside us, but having no connection to us? No, because the space of our universe is not the space of their universe. There is less than nothing connecting us together, and hence, we cannot detect past, or through, what isn't there, to the other universe. The two, three dimensional universes are fellow travelers, but they are not aware of each other. Each universe exists separately in space. Let me use a paragraph to more clearly explain. Let's consider a two dimensional universe, again, being approached by another two dimensional universe. We have stated that the two dimensional universes are bent into, at least, the third dimension, a balloon. But they only know two dimensions, a flat plane. They cannot look up, or down, to be aware of the approach of the other universe. It would seem the only possible means of detection would be if the other universe was approaching on a collision course, head on. But remember, the shape of this universe is like a balloon. There is no flat plane collision course which they can see beyond their universe. They are only looking around their universe, not outward from their universe. Because there are other dimensions which they are incapable of comprehending, they cannot detect another universe. And remember, as long as the laws of physics apply as we know them, what applies to one universe applies to other universes of varying dimensions. This brings us to the idea about whether the universe can exist at all; or anyway exist by physics as we understand physics to be. The reader has obviously noted we have been referring to space/time. In any universe you will have these two things, space and time. One cannot exist without the other. They are inseparable twins. If you have space, you will have points in that space, whether a universe exists or not. If there are points in that space, there is time between those points. On the ...... continued on next page Previous Page <-> Next Page |
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