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/Sci/ have you ever wondered if our universe is really just a subatomic particle of a much bigger universe? And if our protons and neutrons actually house an infinitely smaller universe?

>> No.1885878

Yes.

>> No.1885879

Even Hollywood has already had that idea

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1885880

yes.

>> No.1885882

It would actually make poetic sense, I suppose.

>> No.1885884

>>1885879
When?

>> No.1885886

yes i have thought about this from time to time. Not much to talk about really though.

>> No.1885888

Many, many times. I just hope we don't get put into a particle accelerator.

>> No.1885890

>>1885884

Men In Black

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>>1885888

FUCK!

>> No.1885898

>>1885888
never thought about that...
TRIPS!!
>888

>> No.1885899

How would we go about testing this hypothesis?

>> No.1885905

Men in black 1?

No, it appears as though at the atomic level, they behave as though they conserve energy as they wish to occupy the lowest energy level. Subatomic particles also behave like this through electrostatics.
This behaviour is distinct from that of the universe, which is expanding and accelerating into ? unknown.

>> No.1885909

Oh damn why did I have to read this thread!? I was going to bed!!

>> No.1885910

>>1885899
me, im not sure. But, there are ways with Physics to figure this out. But, we probably would have already figured this one out if we are a subatomic particle in a much greater universe