A false vacuum is an unstable state of vacuum characterized by a high energy level that can spontaneously transition to a lower energy state, similar to a radioactive decay process. This concept suggests that the universe may exist in a temporary state of maximum symmetry, akin to conditions near the Big Bang, which is prone to phase transitions and symmetry breaking. The false vacuum is linked to the cosmological constant, indicating that while our universe appears stable, it is not entirely so and may eventually shift to a different configuration. This transition could lead to significant changes in dimensionality and the nature of time, potentially resulting in the creation of a new universe. Understanding false vacuum dynamics is crucial for theories related to cosmic inflation and the evolution of the universe.