/sci/ - Science & Math

[Anonymous No.5918310]

What is beyond our universe? Multi-verse or something else?

[Anonymous No.5918313]

Heaven

[Anonymous No.5918315]

>>5918310
Not again! We had this way too often!

[Anonymous No.5918319]

Don't talk bullshit christian.

[Anonymous No.5918327]

another thread that's going to be bumpspammed

[sage No.5918354]

why ask questions that you know nobody knows.
stop shitposting

[Anonymous No.5918357]

>>5918327

I'll spam your bump, you little Turabian.

[Anonymous No.5918359]

I don't understand your question, the universe is all there is, beyond the universe makes no sense

[Anonymous No.5918718]

maybe. possibly and as well.

[Anonymous No.5919174]

>>5918718
And what as well?

[Anonymous No.5919189]

I know the answer but I can't be bothered to tell you. You wouldn't understand anyway.

[Anonymous No.5919436]

>>5919189
Tell me, I understand this

[Anonymous No.5919437]

It doesnt matter

[Anonymous No.5919598]

>>5918359
>>5918359

>this pleb

[Anonymous No.5919629]

what's this "our universe" nonsense?

my universe is my eyes and ears...anything else is merely my own imagination.

[Anonymous No.5919637]

>>5919629
Lmao

[Anonymous No.5919663]

>>5918310
Hello OP

Here's how you reach multiverse

>take dick
>make sure its long dick
>spin it around
>reach light speed with dick
>dick will move faster at the head then at the base
>your dickhead is now moving faster than the speed of light
>don't stop cumming
>don't stop farting
>you should now be moving faster than light
>travel through space and time
>arrive in different plane of existence
>it's Equestria
>go cum in Celestia's ass
>she orgasms
>she loses focus
>the sun falls onto Equestria
>the resulting explosion makes a black hole
>enter black hole
>you have now reached the tenth dimension
>you are god
>cum again
>Big Bang
>Make the Heavens in the Earth
>Bible.jpg

[Anonymous No.5919702]

>>5919663
ok

[Anonymous No.5919819]

>>5919663

[Anonymous No.5921176]

>>5919663
>>take dick
I do not have a dick.

[Anonymous No.5921671]

By definition there is nothing outside the universe.

[Anonymous No.5922320]

>>5918313
Heaven doesn't work on /sci/. We don't have IDs like /b/.

[Anonymous No.5922371]

>>5918310
I would like to believe the multi-verse theory is true, it would be amazing to think about all the different set of "rules" each universe could have.

What if superheros are real in a other universe and we only know of it through dreams or psycho-actively connectivity to the energy of the "grand universe".

[Anonymous No.5923185]

>>5921671
There are an uncountable number of Grothendieck universes.

[Anonymous No.5924200]

>>5923185
What is a Grothendieck universe and why do we need it?

[Anonymous No.5925523]

omniverse

[Anonymous No.5926522]

nothing

[Anonymous No.5927417]

>What is beyond our universe?
It is another universe. By the scientific theory of cosmological natural selection we live inside of a black hole.

[Anonymous No.5929088]

>>5927417
What is the inside is actually the outside?

[Anonymous No.5929091]

>>5921176
Flash someone down the street, you'll get one in no time.

[Anonymous No.5930816]

By definition the universe is everything.

[Anonymous No.5930819]

We don't know, any answer you receive is just speculation.
>>5930816
Technically this is correct.

[Anonymous No.5932151]

>>5929088
This is a good question. I believe the holographic principle answers it.

[Anonymous No.5933580]

>>5932151
What is the holographic principle and why do we need it?

[Anonymous No.5933614]

>>5918310
existance->Multiverse->Universe->Mass->Existance

tl;dr- dont ask its complicatedq

[Anonymous No.5933631]

>>5919598
>>5919637

Jesus christ.

[Anonymous No.5933639]

Nothing. The universe only exists as far as there is matter.

[Anonymous No.5933683]

>>5918310
No, it is just an old broom closet.
>>5922371
While more universes means more possibles, that includes more possibles of invasion or total destruction. You only need one total destruction event to ruin your day.

[Anonymous No.5934744]

>>5933639
Can a universe without matter exist hypothetically?

[Anonymous No.5935921]

>>5933683
>While more universes means more possibles

There cannot be more than infinity.

[Anonymous No.5936017]

Think about the 'nothing' that the universe is expanding into as infinity. This implies space is an illusion.

[Anonymous No.5937501]

>>5936017
What about matter? Is matter an illusion too?

[Anonymous No.5939334]

>>5937501
Matter and space are the same thing in relativity.

[Anonymous No.5939343]

>>5936017
No such thing as practical infinity. It's large, so large we can't comprehend it - but certainly not infinite.

[Anonymous No.5939408]

>>5935921
>There cannot be more than infinity.

there are infinitely many natural numbers, but there are strictly more reals.

(captcha: the restitoy)

[Anonymous No.5940592]

>>5939408
No, there are not. Infinity is infinity. There is no bigger infinity.

[Anonymous No.5940610]

Define "universe".

[Anonymous No.5942509]

>>5940610
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universe
>The Universe is commonly defined as the totality of existence,[1][2][3][4] including planets, stars, galaxies, the contents of intergalactic space, and all matter and energy.[5][6]

[Anonymous No.5944374]

We do not have evidence for a multiverse.

[Anonymous No.5946495]

>>5944374
There is plenty of evidence. Look up "quantum mechanics".

[Anonymous No.5946497]

>>5946495
Stop bumping shitty threads

[Anonymous No.5946519]

when you talk about "multiverse", it is metaphysics.

[Anonymous No.5947737]

>>5946519
Interpretations of quantum mechanics are part of physics.

[Anonymous No.5947820]

>>5944374
Google "fine tuning of the universe". You'll mostly get creationist crap saying that it's way too unprobable for the universe to have the exact correct laws of nature for allowing stars/atoms/water and pretty much everything else to exist. Some of that crap is actually true. Formation of complex stuff like this does require some very specific rules.

"But there could other forms of life in other settings" and stuff like that doesn't explain the "coincidence". But infite or near-infinite multiverses, each with different set of rules, do explain it. Infinite time (single cycled universe) might also explain it. But I don't think there could be a process where the cycling wouldn't stop when you need to change the laws of physics every time (some of the universes wouldn't "crunch" and I don't know what else would signal the loop to start again).

So I think the fine tuning is a pretty good evidence for multiverses. Also, if there can be one universe, why couldn't there be more? Why not infinite? What kind of process would just make one universe and stop there?

[Anonymous No.5948017]

>>5947820
>So I think the fine tuning is a pretty good evidence for multiverses
No, that's not evidence. It's a reason to consider multiverse arguments, but it is not evidence of anything. Otherwise your post is fantastic.

[Anonymous No.5948091]

what is beyond a multi-verse?

[Anonymous No.5948092]

>>5922371
with my estonian math skills this creature would be 6.7 kilometers tall.

[Anonymous No.5948164]

The universe is a simulation.

The multiverse is an array of universes:

universe[∞]

[Anonymous No.5948182]

>>5946495
quantum mechanics has been disproven.

[Anonymous No.5949229]

>>5948182
[citation needed]

[Anonymous No.5950977]

>>5948164
Who is simulating the universe?

[Anonymous No.5953252]

>>5950977
we will never know

[Anonymous No.5954651]

>>5950977
ancient aliens

[Anonymous No.5954668]

>>5922371
But that completely obsolete's human creativity.

[Anonymous No.5955994]

>>5954668
Creative people are like kleenex.

[Anonymous No.5957232]

>>5955994
You throw one away and the next one takes his place.

[Anonymous No.5959245]

>>5939408
How can infinity be bigger than infinity? You make no sense.