Do I have another "me" in a Parallel Universe?

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I like thinking about ideas that I can't explain myself. A few days ago, I felt like what I was doing already happen. Deja vu? I think it is, but something came into my sense, and I intrigue if deja vu is an experience passed from the parallel universe. Akira O'Connor explained that deja vu happens because our brain checks out our memory. A memory error takes place when what was happening is conflicting with what we think happened. Stefan Kohler called it a conflict resolution is happening in our brains. Deja vu happens because there is a conflict in our perception, but I could not stop thinking about the parallel universe.

The existence of a parallel universe is quite possibly the most energizing and captivating themes to theorize. The possibility that our existence probably won't be the lone rendition of occasions out there. Maybe there are the different universe and has a variant of ourselves, which has many narratives and is simultaneously happening in time. The universe is tremendous, colossal, and gigantic, which the most sophisticated telescope can see. It contains some 10^90 particles, amassed and bunched together into many billions-to-trillions of worlds. (All things considered), and they're thrown across the universe in a circle around 92 billion light a very long time in measurement, from our point of view. Yet, despite what our instinct may advise us, that doesn't mean we're at the focal point of a limited Universe. Frankly, the proof demonstrates something very unexpectedly.

We tend to see the universe as small; hence we can't see whatever is beyond our telescope could reach. Our perception of the universe isn't about its size, but the universe existed in a limited measure of time. When we learn from the Big Bang, the universe was not consistent; hence it evolves from a uniform to a clumpier and diffuse state. It gives us a rich universe, which has different ages of stars and planets. The universe is expanding quickly, and the stars and planets are growing apart to a breaking point that we can't see how far it is. That cut-off is the distance light can travel since the Big Bang.

Hence there is a limit to what we can observe in the universe; we can't deny the possibility of another universe out there. In observational and hypothetical perspectives, we have a long list of motivations to accept that there's bounty more and maybe an endless more universe. Observationally, we can quantify a substantial quantity of objects in our universe, including spatial ebb and flow. These objects are smooth and uniform in temperature and thickness, which may advance from a long haul.

Does a parallel universe exist?

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We can define a parallel universe as an imaginary world that is independent and exist together with what we have right now, but with a difference in the outcome. In that reality, things run differently due to the small changes in the action we perform. It could be leaving a job you kept for years, but the other reality is you take a risk abroad. We can be bullied at school while, on the other, standing up to the bullies. Additionally, it could be choosing to kiss the person you loved rather than letting them go. If a parallel universe does exist, we can have many possibilities of outcomes. There is a universe of every scenario that is conceivable.

For these universes to happen, there are many ifs to consider. Parallel universes can happen not for 13.8 billion years but for awfully an infinite amount of time. When we account for the universe's expansion since the Big Bang, it does not happen in a snap, but it continues to expand in the last 13.8 billion years. It results in an enormous volume of space. Although there is a region of space that stops inflating, there are areas that continue expanding until to date. Realistically, we can assume at the least 10^10^50 universes started with the same Big Bang. We can have a very similar universe with a whooping amount that you could ever imagine. This quantity is a fraction of every possible outcome.

We note that the universe doesn't have a thousand particles but at least 10^90. Every reaction of two particles causes no just one possible outcome but an array of the result. The number is insanely large to account for as compared to our assumption of 10^10^50 universes. In other words, the universes interacting with one another reaches infinity faster than the number of the possible universe created due to inflation. The issue is the universe is just shy of 14 billion years of age. So our universe's age itself is not endless, but rather a limited sum. It would (basically) limit the number of opportunities for particles to revise and tragically make it less conceivable that your substitute self got on that plane after all to see China.

Astrophysicist Ethan Siegal stated that the universe occurred where energy inalienable to space itself. After some time, the expansion eased back. He implies that multiverses pace in various inflating and occasions for swelling. He added that the truth is the potential of a parallel universe to arises when the expansion never ceases and is limitless. The idea of parallel universes is hypothetical. Parallel universes are a mainstream highlight for science fiction journalists. The thought is that our universe isn't the one and only one. Others coincide with our universe. If they exist, they are free of our universe, and we don't know whether it is feasible to go between them.

One component of our universe is that the actual constants are finely tuned. If any fundamental constants have a marginally extraordinary worth than the others, the universe know might not exist. A few speculations about parallel universes are that they have various qualities for actual constants. There can be universes where stars can't shape at an instance. Other people speculate that parallel universes have a quicker speed of light or various calculations. The hyperspace of science fiction is a parallel universe that has travel quicker than light travel between two sections focuses on our universe.

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Another idea includes what happens when an occasion happens. On the off chance that there is a choice point that says two alternatives, the hypothesis recommends that the universe parts into two by then every universe having an alternate result from a choice. There are likewise speculations that dark openings are entrances to resemble the universe. You've probably envisioned it previously: another Universe out there, very much like this one, where every one of the arbitrary occasions and chances that achieved our existence precisely as played out in any case. But at present, when you settled on one critical choice in this universe, you took a substitute way in this other universe. These two universes, which ran corresponding to each other for such a long time, abruptly wander.

Maybe our universe, with the variant of occasions we're acquainted with, isn't the just one out there. There are different universes with various renditions of ourselves, various chronicles, and substitute results from what we've encountered. It isn't simply science fiction, yet perhaps the most energizing prospects raised by theoretical science. It is what science says about whether parallel universes may be genuine. As huge as our universe may be, the part that we can see, access, influence, or be influenced by is limited and quantifiable. If we consider counting photons and neutrinos, our universe has about 10^90 particles, amassed and grouped into roughly two trillion worlds, with maybe another a few trillion systems that will uncover themselves to us as the universe keeps growing. Again, the potential of a parallel universe arises when the expansion never ceases and is limitless. For now, we leave the question open.

Hence parallel universe still science fiction, It means we need to make out of our choice and live our lives with no regrets. Do what you love. Fight for yourself, navigate through challenges as if it makes you better. We can live out every day of our life as if we experience the best version of our lives. For now, science says there is no other universe that has the same version as what we do to date.


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References

  1. Is There Another 'You' Out There In A Parallel Universe?
  2. Ask Ethan: Have We Finally Found Evidence For A Parallel Universe?
  3. Parallel Universes: Theories & Evidence
  4. A Physicist Explains Why Parallel Universes May Exist
  5. We may have spotted a parallel universe going backwards in time
  6. The Case for Parallel Universes
  7. Physicists Calculate Number of Parallel Universes
  8. The idea of parallel universes may seem bizarre, but physics has found all sorts of reasons why they should exist
  9. Parallel Universes
  10. Why some physicists really think there's a 'mirror universe' hiding in space-time
  11. Is the multiverse theory science fiction or science fact?
  12. Scientists didn't detect a parallel universe in Antarctica. But they are learning more about mysterious, ghostly neutrinos
  13. Mystery of déjà vu explained – it’s how we check our memories


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Time traveler and parallel universe are two science topics that I llike. though, they are still unproven, it's interesting to know how scientists try to find logical answers about them. Regarding the parallel universe, I remember one Facebook post about a mysterious man in 1954 who was detained at Haneda Airport, Tokyo for carrying a passport from an unknown country, named Taured. This has led to speculation that the person may have come from a parallel universe. I my self have no idea about the truth of this news but it makes the idea of parallel Universes spark our wildest dreams😄

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I am particularly interested with that topic too. I read that story too. Parallel universe and time travel are still a big, open question that we don't have a lot of facts with. Like you've said, we don't know what's the truth about the existence of parallel universe. One report that I read a year ago that some scientist find a parallel universe in Antarctica where time is flow in reverse, but found out later that it was not. Thank you for your insight. @arnol99!

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