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Plasma explosions would be fine for a fictional projectile weapon - just don't say how they would work. It is fiction - there isn't any...

I only joined the forum recently, so I couldn't say if it's more or less moderate than in the past. However, I believe that strict...

The word 'ether' has had several meanings throughout the history of science. For example, regarding your question, look at what Einstein...

Sound doesn't propagate through the unobtainium.

Perhaps one of the first to analyze this situation was Paul Ehrenfest in his 1909 paper "Uniform rotation of rigid bodies and the theory...

Yes, but that's what happens with all unsolved problems in science (inflation is one of them). The way science advances is precisely by...

Perhaps the term "formalized" wasn't the most appropriate. I'm not comfortable claiming that the idea of eternal inflation implies a...

Yes, it's true that Hawking conjectures that the exit from eternal inflation doesn't necessarily produce a multiverse, but I don't think...

For example, a reference from one of the greatest physicists, https://arxiv.org/abs/1707.07702 (S.W. Hawking) "Based on this we...

Do you have any references that support the idea that eternal inflation doesn't necessarily imply a multiverse?

Far less formalized in what sense? I ask because it doesn't seem to me that inflation with a multiverse is less formalized than, for...

It's not the same to ask whether something could have happened as to ask whether it actually did happen. Moreover, the question seems to...

The OP's not asking whether inflationary theory actually says a multiverse exists. He's asking whether different inflationary processes...

As a supplement, this Andrei Linde's paper contains a good description of the eternal inflation hypothesis.

Yes, it's possible that it's flat, but we cannot determine that with certainty.