The multiverse Theory

Could there be a world out there where there's another you and me? Where anything can and will happen? Anything that can be imagined happening is and has happened? Or a universe where time moves backwards instead of forwards? And a place where there is no gravity or known elements? Well as our technology and knowledge of the universe has increased scientist have come up with a theory that might explain the universe and how it started.

We all know the big bang theory. Where out of nowhere suddenly an explosion happened that released energy and elements that lead to the creation of the known universe. But that’s as far as we get. No one really knows what happened before then and what caused the explosion and just nothing. Past the big bang there’s nothing. And then the multiverse theory emerged and suddenly there might be an answer. With no way of probing it or testing it scientist find it hard to believe but it actually answers some questions.

The multiverse theory is the theory that there are an infinite number of universes out there that we may never see or be able to reach. According to theoretical physicist and string theorist Brian Greene there are nine types of parallel universe. Quilted multiverse, Inflationary multiverse, Brane multiverse, Cyclic multiverse, Landscape multiverse, Quantum multiverse, Holographic multiverse, Simulated multiverse, Ultimate multiverse.