multiverse

Theoretical physicist Sean Carroll of the California Institute of Technology believes that every major event has many possible outcomes, separating the world into different

We cannot deny the tremendous development of science today. But that is not enough to help us answer all the questions.

Parallel universes may sound like a concept in sci-fi movies, and basically have nothing to do with modern physics.

The British team found that dark energy does not affect star formation, speculating that alien life may exist in another universe.

Although we cannot prove it yet, we believe that our multiverse has 11 dimensions, said Dr. Michio Kaku.