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Yes, but you will not see them or visit them in mortality. From the Christian point of view, Jesus Christ told his desciples that in his father's house (kindom) there were many mansions (kindoms), but they are not available to mankind until they die. He has not finished preparing his varied kingdoms for us to go to when we die. Only Christians understand this principle and only a few believe it even though it is recorded in The Bible. If what Jesus said is not true, where is he going to put all the people who lived and died, and will yet live on this earth until he comes to finish his work? He said that if it weren't true, he would have said so. I personally don't think anyone will see these universes (kingdoms) or visit them without being assigned to one of them.
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Could everyone have their own parallel universe?
In theory there are a infinite parallel universes, one for each possibility.
Are there infinite parallel universes in the multiverse?
Theoretically, there are infinite parallel universes in the multiverse, however it is not necessarily widely accepted that the multiverse exists.
Is there any other universis?
It is thought that there are other universes that look like ours. It is also been suggested that there are an infinite number of universes.
How many universes are there according to the Multiverse Theory?
The number of universes according to the Multiverse Theory is not definitively known. The theory suggests that there could be an infinite number of universes, each with its own set of physical laws and properties.
Will there ever be another universe?
According to some, there are infinite parallel universes. (String theory) However, in the sense of our perception of space, no.
Is there more than one Universe or is the Universe everything ever?
There are some theories which suggest the possibility of other universes. However, there is no definite proof of other universes, and as of know we know of only one, our Universe.
Is 'multiverse' a concrete noun or an abstract noun?
'Multiverse' is an abstract noun because by definition it is purely hypothetical. It suggests the possibility of other universes and by definition we could never physically interact with other universes even if they exist. Other universes are not perceptible to our senses. They are physically disconnected from our universe.
Is you true that there are more universes?
The existence of multiple universes is a theoretical concept in physics, such as the multiverse theory. Some formulations of this theory suggest the possibility of parallel universes or alternate realities, but currently, there is no empirical evidence to support the existence of other universes beyond our own. It remains a topic of ongoing scientific investigation and debate.
How many dots represent the number of parallel universes in the multiverse?
The concept of parallel universes in the multiverse is theoretical and not quantifiable in terms of a specific number of dots. The idea of parallel universes suggests an infinite or unknown number of alternate realities existing alongside our own universe.
Is there life elsewhere in the multiverse?
I guess there could be life elsewhere other than earth. If you consider the total size of the multiverse and the possibility of life like the temperature and the distance from the star and the availability of water etc.. i guess / suppose there could be planet/s somewhere in the multiverse which are as conducive as earth and may support the existence of life. their is thought to be an infinite number of universes so there would be infinite life
What is a supervigintioctingentillion?
Hi Wikipedia, I do not exactly know what it is. I red it in a searching I made in the net regarding how many universes there are in space. I think it is the number of universes that 'populate' the infinite space. It will be for me a honor to codntribute to Wiki. I can find out again and try an answer. carlos r. jacks > supervigintioctingentillion
What two numbers multiply to210?
There are infinite possibilities. 2 * 105 is a possibility
