Are Parallel Universes Possible According to M-Theory?

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The discussion centers on the plausibility of parallel universes as proposed by M-theory, particularly in the context of 11 dimensions. Participants express skepticism about the concept, labeling it as speculative and akin to fiction rather than established science. Theoretical cosmologists may manipulate dimensions and variables to model different universes, similar to meteorological simulations. However, the lack of experimental proof for string and M-theory remains a significant barrier to acceptance.

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  • Understanding of M-theory and its implications in theoretical physics
  • Familiarity with the concept of dimensions in cosmology
  • Basic knowledge of string theory and its principles
  • Awareness of scientific modeling techniques, particularly in meteorology
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  • Research the principles of M-theory and its 11-dimensional framework
  • Explore the implications of string theory on the concept of parallel universes
  • Study scientific modeling techniques used in meteorology and their applications in cosmology
  • Investigate current experimental efforts to validate or refute string and M-theory
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The discussion is beneficial for theoretical physicists, cosmologists, and anyone interested in the scientific exploration of parallel universes and advanced theoretical frameworks.

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Here is a link to a parallel universe... documentary.

BBC Horizan - Parallel Universes (44 min 35 sec)
http://video.google.co.uk/videoplay?docid=4183875433858020781
 
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What observation do you have in mind that would prove, or disprove, the 'parallel universe' conjecture? I think it is bad science.
 
I reckon that idea of parallel universes sounds more like fiction that fact.
Of course, since I am not well up in it, that's just my opinion.

Maybe theoretical cosmologists can vary the number of dimensions and other variables, which will yield different universes and parallel universes depending on their models and variables.

When meteorologists were developing computer programs to simulate the weather, depending on their model and variables, they could generate a wide range of results.
 
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I think the idea of parallel universes has some credibility in the context of 11 dimensional M-theory, that is, if it turns out to be a valid theory of the universe. It seems conceivable that we could inhabit a 4-brane in a higher dimensional bulk in which it is then quite possible that other 4-branes reside with similar or even identical laws of physics. However this is highly speculative at the moment with no experimental proof of the validity of string / M theory.
 

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