Uploaded December 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Lookout at the Universe all you want, with arbitrarily powerful technology, and you'll never find an edge. Space goes on as far as we can see, and everywhere we look we see the same things: matter and radiation.
But what lies beyond our observable Universe?
Is there an abyss of nothingness beyond the light signals that could possibly reach us since the Big Bang?
Is there just more Universe like our own, out there past our observational limits?
Or is there a Multiverse, mysterious in nature and forever unable to be seen?
The Multiverse Theory: Do We Live in a Multiple Universe?
The Multiverse is an extremely controversial idea, but at its core, it's a very simple concept. Just as the Earth doesn't occupy a special position in the Universe, nor does the Sun, the Milky Way, or any other location, the Multiverse goes a step farther and claims that there's nothing special about the entire visible Universe.
That entire structure — the unobservable Universe — may itself be part of a larger spacetime that includes many other, disconnected Universes, which may or may not be similar to the Universe we inhabit.
So, thanks to the efforts of theoretical physicists such as Alan Guth, Paul Steinhardt, Andreas Albrecht, Andrei Linde, and Alexander Vilenkin, by the mid-1980s, the first inflation models were replaced by new models, which did not contradict the observations.
Perhaps only the idea that something exists instead of nothing is stranger and more incredible than the idea of a continuously expanding Multiverse, unknowable in its entirety, as emerges from the theory of eternal inflation.
#matrixdisclosure #multiverse #bigbang
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Lookout at the Universe all you want, with arbitrarily powerful technology, and you'll never find an edge. Space goes on as far as we can see, and everywhere we look we see the same things: matter and radiation.
But what lies beyond our observable Universe?
Is there an abyss of nothingness beyond the light signals that could possibly reach us since the Big Bang?
Is there just more Universe like our own, out there past our observational limits?
Or is there a Multiverse, mysterious in nature and forever unable to be seen?
The Multiverse Theory: Do We Live in a Multiple Universe?
The Multiverse is an extremely controversial idea, but at its core, it's a very simple concept. Just as the Earth doesn't occupy a special position in the Universe, nor does the Sun, the Milky Way, or any other location, the Multiverse goes a step farther and claims that there's nothing special about the entire visible Universe.
That entire structure — the unobservable Universe — may itself be part of a larger spacetime that includes many other, disconnected Universes, which may or may not be similar to the Universe we inhabit.
So, thanks to the efforts of theoretical physicists such as Alan Guth, Paul Steinhardt, Andreas Albrecht, Andrei Linde, and Alexander Vilenkin, by the mid-1980s, the first inflation models were replaced by new models, which did not contradict the observations.
Perhaps only the idea that something exists instead of nothing is stranger and more incredible than the idea of a continuously expanding Multiverse, unknowable in its entirety, as emerges from the theory of eternal inflation.
#matrixdisclosure #multiverse #bigbang
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Subscribe to Closer To Truth here: youtube.com/channel/UCl9StMQ79LtEvlrskzjoYbQ
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