The mystery of our Universe's intersection with another parallel Universe

Wondering how our life in the parallel universe is like?

We are no stranger to the concept of a parallel universe: it is present in many places, in movies, in video games and even in the romantic love story 'this couple comes together at another universe '. Basically, it is thought that there is one or more universes that exist in parallel with the Universe itself.

But if the Universe is endless and constantly expanding in all directions, then will the Universe ever touch each other? Suddenly, the hypothesis overlaps with the hypothesis: The universe is 'parallel' but it can 'bump into each other'.

On the vast universe (ours), there is a 'cold spot - cold spot' that scientists think is the collision points of our Universe with other universes, based on which people trying to prove the hypothesis that a multi-universe system exists. But don't be too happy to celebrate, because this is just a theory and that thing called 'cold spot' is just a guess.

The universe is 'parallel' but can 'bump into each other'.

In 1964, the two learned to use a microwave receiver to search for remnants of this modern era, originating from the Big Bang. Although the Universe was extremely hot when the Big Bang broke out, it cooled down many many millennia. Today's measurements show that the Universe currently has a temperature of about 3 Kelvin, -270 degrees Celsius. Moreover, this temperature is extremely uniform in all regions - At that time, people considered the universe constant.

However, in 1998, the COBE satellite discovered that the Universe's temperature was not uniform. There are areas that are hotter and colder than the average (3 Kelvin) but these are not many and scattered throughout the universe.

When the new satellite called Planck launched, it was able to measure these heterogeneous heat points more accurately, supporting what the COBE satellite laid the foundation for.

Scientists believe that those temperature differences are the remnants of the subatomic thermal variations that date from the Big Bang to the present, and increasingly it spreads to one. larger area. These explanations sound extremely reasonable and the existing ones also support this explanation, however, those different temperature points have . strange signs.

There is a particularly cold heat point and is based on its nature to name it, scientists call it Cold Spot - The Cold Spot.

The small circle in the heat chart is the "cold spot" being studied.

This point is lower than the average temperature of the Universe of about 150 microelvin, not much but when it spreads out a large area of ​​space, one cannot have any reasonable explanation and can only assume there is nothing often something is happening in those cold spots.

Around 2008, some scientists pointed out that this cold point is most likely the intersection of other universes together - a point of view if it can be proved, we will prove the theory of Multiverse. That cold spot is like a scratch between two giant objects - two universes. You just imagine it is a junction between two peaches.

This idea makes many people excited. The fact that another parallel universe exists will change the view of people with reality, with this universe and even with ourselves knowing that out there, another entity like me is also there. a life of their own.

There are many different beings of our lives living in a different universe.

In the old days, Copernicus taught us that Earth is not the center of space, Hubble taught that the Sun is not the center of the Universe, but simply a fireball in a larger galaxy, a small galaxy in billions of other galaxies.

When we find evidence that Multiverse exists, the universe we live in will not be unique and unique anymore.

But it's all a hypothesis, a hypothesis that proves the existence of cold spots in the universe. We still have other hypotheses that are more frightening, though not as interesting, even as 'cold' parts.

Many scientists argue that these are gaps in the universe, a space with fewer galaxies than usual. That is why other 'cold spots' are also known as the Great Void - Great Void. This is the beauty of 'what we humans don't know very well', we can set up many different interesting theories and then gradually, prove and eliminate each one.

Many scientists think that these are gaps in the universe.

If the big space void hypothesis is correct, when the original light emanating from the Big Bang burst through this area, it loses its energy and cools. This effect can only take place IF as this Universe self-extends in all directions, and we know that it is true so this hypothesis still has firm supports for us.

In mid-April, a new study showed that those 'cold spots' had fewer galaxies than we expected. However, the number of galaxies that are deficient is not so much, making a whole space become so cold. So this is not the right answer to the existence of cold spots.

However, none of these hypotheses are certain. We need to have further research, to prove that the interesting Multicultural doctrine is real or at least, rejecting it so that people can not lose their trust. Nor can it be clear what future studies will prove to us, but also, only possible, that the parallel universes have proved to be the theory of Multiverse, they know that we exist.