The half-century theory of the existence of parallel worlds proposed by Hugh Everett III (an American physicist who created the quantum theory of parallel worlds) is constantly being studied by scientists.
A number of prominent theoretical physicists consider parallel worlds to be the reality of cosmology, while suspecting the contact of neighboring spaces. Scientists believe that only the theory of parallel worlds can explain the incomprehensible phenomena inherent in quantum mechanics.
In the interesting hypothesis of "many interacting worlds", there is another oddity - the worlds touch, interact, albeit at the quantum level, but this does not bother a person. As the famous theoretical physicist Richard Feynman once said: "I think I can say with confidence that no one really understands quantum mechanics."
Unclear mechanics
- Indeed, quantum mechanics is such a “delicate thing” that all the processes taking place in it are important and interrelated. The same applies to "neighboring" parallel worlds.
The theory, which insists on the existence of parallel worlds, assures us of the mutual contact of our world with neighboring realities, of course, at the quantum level. Of course, we have no way or method to test the correctness of the theory, but the idea fascinates with fantastic assumptions.
- In the well-known many-worlds interpretation, any newly formed universe, in turn, gives rise to many new worlds, which of course takes place in the quantum dimension.
Promotional video:
This event implements all kinds of unthinkable options: in some universes, the asteroid did not arrange a global catastrophe on Earth with the destruction of dinosaurs. Animals survived and acquired time to create a highly developed civilization.
In other worlds, mankind has safely escaped wars, having directed resources to the development of civilization, and has long colonized the home system, reaching remote ones.
And yet, the fascination with the quantum world has led researchers to such an important issue as life after death and the existence of a soul in humans. As it has now become known, the human soul is stored in the microtubular cells of the brain - information (soul if you will) recorded at the quantum level.
According to scientists, after the death of a person, the data does not disappear, the soul returns to the Universe!
Critics doubt the reality of parallel worlds, since no visible influence on our universe is recorded. All the facts come from the quantum realm - no evidence, skeptics say. On this argument, the new theory presents its own counter-argument.
Universal power between parallel worlds
In theory, Weissman and colleagues assume the existence of a universal repulsive force between neighboring worlds. Let's say speculatively it can be presented as a “protective film” between the worlds, which does not allow the worlds to stick together and become similar.
Overall, the team believes that the oddities of quantum effects can be explained by the influence of "universal force". The idea of interacting with other universes (and humans as well) is no longer pure fantasy, Weisman notes.
At the same time, the idea of scientists is unpleasantly offensive, because according to their statement, travel between parallel worlds is impossible. Thus, the team of researchers says: we will never be able to meet the inhabitants of other universes.
American theoretical physicist Richard Feynman said: "… nobody understands quantum mechanics …". The MIW research team admits that their idea fits this definition.
“Any explanation of quantum phenomena will sound strange. Quantum mechanics doesn't really offer any explanation at all - it's just predictions for laboratory experiments,”Professor Weissman told the Huffington Post by email.
“Some are completely happy with the interpretations adopted, and we are unlikely to change their minds” … “But I think that there will be researchers who are not satisfied with any of the current interpretations, they are likely to be most interested in our idea, says Howard Weissman …
I hope that some of them will be interested enough to start working on the theory in the near future, since there are so many questions that need answers, the scientist believes.
- The idea of the existence of a huge number of parallel dimensions in quantum mechanics postulates: any options for future events are permissible and real, albeit in a parallel world.
The truth is that it is not possible to test the theory. All research on the interaction of worlds can be conducted exclusively in our reality, while guessing about events in parallel worlds.