The last article by the world famous British physicist Stephen Hawking was devoted to parallel universes. Stephen Hawking, two weeks before his death, presented a work related to the study of the multiverse. An article titled "A Smooth Exit from Eternal Inflation" reveals evidence for the existence of multiple universes. According to Hawking, our universe is one of many that formed after the Big Bang. In his work, Hawking suggests that deep space probes will need to search for and detect faint background radiation noises left over from the creation of these parallel worlds.
Last year, exploration of a "relict cold spot" in space led to the incredible theory that the spot could be the result of fingerprints from a time when another universe collided with our own. Actual proof that this is the case does not yet exist, but Hawking's work may one day lead to conclusive proof that we live in one of an infinite number of universes like ours.
According to controversial claims by some physicists, the relic cold spot may be the imprint of another universe outside ours, caused by quantum entanglement between universes, before being separated by cosmic inflation. University of North Carolina professor Laura Mersini-Houghton said: "Standard cosmology cannot explain such a giant cosmic hole … it is a clear imprint of another universe beyond ours."
Are there other Universes besides ours? The ancient esotericists said that all the great is reflected in the small, and all the small is contained in the great.
Ancient philosophers said that chance is a chain of undetected patterns. The search for these patterns allows us to lift the veil over the secrets of our past, present and future.
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Perhaps the "designers" who created the gigantic structures and monuments of antiquity that have survived on Earth: the Pyramids of Giza, Sphinx, Baalbek still live on a different level, in another "onion layer".
Michio Kaku in his book "Parallel Worlds" writes that "all possible worlds coexist with us, to reach them you may need a portal - a wormhole. In the Multiverse concept, there are parallel scenes, one above the other, with hatches and secret tunnels connecting them."
According to the concepts of theoretical physics, the Universe resembles a nesting doll, which consists of many nesting dolls - layers. These are variants of universes - parallel worlds. Those that are located nearby are very similar. But the further the layers are from each other, the less similarity between them. In theory, spaceships are not required to move from one universe to another. All possible options are located one in the other.
American physicist Hugh Everett put forward the theory of "splitting" of the worlds, the essence of which is that every moment each universe splits into many of its kind, and the next moment each of these newborns splits in exactly the same way. And in this huge set there are many worlds in which we exist.
Scientists believe that our visible world is not the only one in the universe. Time is not linear, layers of time are superimposed on each other, and we live in them simultaneously thousands of lives, in thousands of different eras of the past and future.
In June 2017, scientists announced that bursts of gravitational waves, which are generated by merging black holes or pulsars, may contain information about the hidden or "curled up" dimensions of the universe. According to researchers at the Institute for Gravitational Physics in Potsdam, traces of these measurements, potential parallel universes and the multiverse, may be lurking in how "Einstein" waves travel from their source to LIGO detectors and other gravitational observatories on Earth.
Scientists speculate that parallel universes could be on the other side of black holes, and they hope to test this with the Large Hadron Collider. The LHC is able to "produce" microscopic black holes that instantly evaporate. Where? Presumably - to parallel worlds!
There is a place where time is not linear. The present, the past and the future are there merged together, and we can travel through them. There is nothing frozen, everything is mobile. As Alan Harvey Guth said, “It is difficult to construct any model of inflation in the cosmos that would not ultimately lead to a theory of the Multiverse. I think this is simply impossible. There is a universe where Elvis Presley is still alive."
As strange as it may seem, in such a picture of the world, Albert Einstein and Stephen Hawking are still alive in one of the parallel universes and may have already created a "theory of everything."
Author: Valentina Zhitanskaya
