The boundaries between individual universes

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The discussion centers on the concept of boundaries between individual universes as proposed by M-Theory, which suggests the existence of 10^500 universes. Participants explore the nature of these boundaries, questioning what defines the transition from one universe to another. Brian Greene's book, "The Hidden Reality," is highlighted as a comprehensive resource on this topic. Mdmaaz contributes the idea that boundaries exist in the hyperspace continuum, which is not directly observable within the individual universes.

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  • M-Theory and its implications on multiverse theory
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Many scientists believe that there are many universes. The M-Theory states that there are 10500universes. If that is true. What is the "boundary" between them. In other words, the place where one universe ends and another universe starts, what is that like. I know this the most stupid question that's ever been posted in PF but still, please share your views on this topic.
 
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"The Hidden Reality", latest book by Brian Greene, discusses this subject in all its gory detail. It's a fun read.
 
Mdmaaz, in my cosmology, the only boundaries are in the hyperspace continuum that supports the actual spaces (like the one we're in), but is not directly detectable within those spaces.
 

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