Any ideas on this hypothesis concerning the universe?

[Silvers931]

According to the Poincare recurrence theorem - certain systems will, after a sufficiently long but finite time, return to a state very close to the initial state.

and according to wikipedia - a quantum fluctuation or vacuum fluctuation is the temporary change in the amount of energy in a point in space,as explained in Werner Heisenberg's uncertainty principle.

and according to wikipedia again - a bubble of lower-energy vacuum could come to exist by chance or otherwise in our universe, and catalyze the conversion of our universe to a lower energy state in a volume expanding at nearly the speed of light, destroying all that we know without forewarning. Chaotic Inflation theory suggests that the universe may be in either a false vacuum or a true vacuum state.

Is it possible that in a universe such as ours that expands forever and reaches heat death will have regions where all these occurrences happen at the same time; thereby birthing a new stable universe that is part of, yet separate from our own.

 

[Simon Bridge]

That is one of the ideas - yes. One of the more popular ideas is that our own Universe is a result of some such quantum fluctuation. There is no way to tell if it is possible in our Universe though ... you need to come up with the maths. I think CI tends to fall over for being too complicated - but fun.

Note: quantum fluctuations occur very close to the same state ... automatically satisfying Poincare recurrence ;)