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Is it possible to travel to parallel universes of many worlds interpretation of quantum mechanics?
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By asking for a law that disproves a hypothesis, you can literally make any claim. How do you know there aren't any heat resisting dinosaurs living at the center of the Sun? Is there any proof they don't exist?nivak said:Ok. But I would like to know why travel to such universes is not possible. Is there any law of physics or any property that forbid travel between such worlds? What is it?
Exactly. This is EXACTLY how "science" works on Ancient Aliens. They never make any claims at all, they just say "is it possible that <utter crap> might be true" strongly implying that it IS true but never saying so. They then use that "truth" to go on to even more ridiculous claims, still couched in the same formulaic cop-out way.siddharth23 said:By asking for a law that disproves a hypothesis, you can literally make any claim. How do you know there aren't any heat resisting dinosaurs living at the center of the Sun? Is there any proof they don't exist?
At this point in time, there is no scientific evidence or technology that supports the idea of physically traveling to parallel universes. The concept of parallel universes is still a theory and is not yet proven.
Parallel universes are a theory proposed by some physicists and cosmologists to explain certain phenomena, such as the existence of multiple versions of ourselves in different universes. However, there is currently no concrete evidence to prove the existence of parallel universes.
Again, there is no scientific evidence or technology that allows for communication with parallel universes. The concept of parallel universes is still a theory and is not yet proven.
While some theories suggest that black holes may lead to other universes, there is currently no way to confirm this. Black holes are incredibly powerful and their effects on matter are still not fully understood.
There is no scientific basis for accidentally entering a parallel universe. The concept of parallel universes is still a theory and is not yet proven. In addition, the laws of physics as we know them do not support the idea of randomly or accidentally ending up in a parallel universe.