First Observational Test of the "Multiverse"

An anonymous reader writes "The theory that our universe is contained inside a bubble, and that multiple alternative universes exist inside their own bubbles – making up the 'multiverse' – is being tested observationally by UK physicists, who are searching for disk-like collision patterns in the cosmic microwave background (CMB) radiation. Though CMB is generally thought of as a uniform schmear of radiation extending in all directions in our universe, in fact, they say if a multiverse exists, there ought to be imprints trapped in the muck like footprints of where our universe banged into others."

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Re:BS

[roman_mir]

I agree with you 100%, you shouldn't pay for anything that is not for you. It works, it only doesn't work in a broken society that doesn't care about freedoms anymore that US became.

Re:BS

[roman_mir]

Those selfish sociopaths built the country and the economy you are wasting now on social modification programs as well as wars and all the other nonsense that you want your government to do for you. You wasted all of that wealth on that nonsense, so spare me the 'who is stupid' comment.

Re:BS

[roman_mir]

Yeah, more like: person who understands how money is extracted from tax payers by government and distributed through various programs on, what amounts to basically welfare for these 'findings' is asking the question: why are governments doing anything when they need to cease all of their operations immediately, including this?

I can easily accept that there maybe other so called 'universes' out there. What I accept with much less enthusiasm is government spending on it or anything, actually.