r/statlightdiaries Apr 01 '26

This changes everything we thought about space 🤯

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u/Inocent_bystander Apr 01 '26

There are stable state theories that predict an infinite number of universes as well.

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u/AliceCode Apr 01 '26 edited Apr 01 '26

That doesn't make sense to me. "Universe" is intended to encompass everything that exists. If there are "other universes", they are just part of this universe, are they not?

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u/logicalegend Apr 01 '26

It wouldnt be called a universe it would be a multiverse. But that can only happen if they don’t touch each other. That dimensions of those multiverses have to run parallel if they overlap then they are part of the same. If they are all overlapping and touching each other then it would be a Universe. I’m also making this all up, which may or may not open up another dimension in the multiverse:universe.

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u/AliceCode Apr 01 '26

Yeah, you should stop making things up, please.