IT'S REALITY! Scientists Finally Discovered A Parallel Universe

What lies beyond the boundaries of the observable universe? Could there be a vast multiverse, with our universe being just one among many? These questions have captivated not only scientists but also filmmakers, as seen in movies like "Everything Everywhere All at Once" and "Dr. Strange in the Multiverse of Madness." While the idea of a multiverse has long been present in human imagination, it gained traction with modern scientific theories attempting to explain the nature of our universe, suggesting the existence of other universes beyond our own.
And recently, scientists have uncovered intriguing evidence that supports the notion of a universe preceding ours. They propose that our universe is part of a continuous sequence of universes that have existed throughout time. Renowned physicist and philosopher Sir Roger Penrose argues that our universe emerged from the remnants of black holes and the remnants of the previous universe. In this video, we delve into this mind-bending concept, explore Penrose's insights, and examine how the James Webb Telescope contributes to the validation of these claims.
Scientists use the term "multiverse" to describe the possibility of other universes existing beyond our observable universe. Various scientific theories propose the existence of multiverses, which can range from separate bubble universes to regions of space in different dimensions than our own. These theories all suggest that our observable reality is not the only one.

[nwdreamer]

For over 40 years I've thought our current universe was simply the other side of a black hole in a different universe. Nice to see others finally catching up! 😆

[kirkhunter]

No they did not, they theorised something.

[chargerdave]

My imaginary friend says everything is an illusion!

[ownerfate]

What if, instead of the universe expanding and being ejected out of the black hole, what if it's expanding faster due to being sucked into it...

[BenWeedsnatchaOcchiol]

i do think its entirely possible....but if all matter came from that original point...and there was something that caused a tipping point where the universe is on the other side of the void that surrounds that dense point that became our universe? And this is with the idea that these dense universal beginnings are scattered throughout the void...the multiverse but not a multiverse in time like we see from DC and Marvel, but a multiverse operating within the same physical frequency range...whatever dark matter/energy is at, i guess 🤔

[darkcorruption]

Black holes are the birth canal for our next life in a new universe

[nomaddpk]

The law of conservation of energy... one can imagine the amount of energy potential within a black hole and with that, an event where that energy eventually tears or explodes inter-dimensionally creating a new universe within a new space-time environment/continuum.

[cski]

I am familiar with this object. It is a microscopic titanium sphere found 25 kilometers above earth collected by a sample tray on a weather balloon. An organic liquid was inside 😲 It proved that it could be directed panspermia.
All the other theories explained in this video has nothing to do with the metal "seed" found by the weather balloon.
It uses a styrofoam cooler with instruments inside. A glorified CD tray opens at 100, 000 feet. Then when the balloon is about to pop the tray closes and it is returned to earth by parachute. It is then collected by scientists and researchers on the ground by tracking the onboard GPS tag. Any object captured over 200 microns by the tray cannot have come from the earth. Gravity prevents it.
It is a very interesting titanium sphere with organic liquid inside. 🤔 5:14

[luisramirez]

I believe that we are living in an expanding universe. And this universe is renewed constantly.

[mrstanlez]

We dont know about universe, except tons of theories and speculations.

[Jamelith]

We have no evidence that our universe will stop expanding and contract to start a new big bang.

[hectormorales]

This make more sense that claiming that all of this comes from nothingness. What nothingness? We know already know there was something but they claimed it was a some sore of atoms possessing matter and antimatter that it was so dense that it went into singularity and then bang...

[BabaJeez]

We are in a black hole and we are outside of it as well. Time and space "break down" in the singularity, so "singularity" is a very fitting name, because it's singular, beyond duality (beyond space/time). It's everywhere and nowhere. All singularities are the same singularity (including the one from which the Big Bang happened). Space/time is just an aspect of the illusory, dualistic, holographic construct we're in.

[kendrazga]

I've been thinking this since high school .. "what if the the big bang is just so dense because is a whole other universe leaking through a little worm hole" 🤔 crazy...

[ivonsmith]

Bubble universes has been a concept that is literally described as that for 1000s of years. The Hindu scriptures describe the nature of the multi-verse, bubble-verses and cyclic time in their books such as Bhagavad Gita, Upanishads & the Vedas. They have very specific numbers too of ages of the various levels or dimensions of the universes and these writings date back eons! Science today is just scratching the surface of whats been talked about throughout human history.

[steelersgoingfor]

If it is cyclical, maybe black holes are the only thing that carries over from one big bang to another. Once the bottle neck starts and threatenes to end it all, yet our champion black holes are our Atlas.

[stephenphillips]

Another bogus video title claiming something that is untrue and misleading. The notion of a parallel universe (one of many CO-EXISTING universes) is entirely different from what Penrose was claiming, namely, recent observations that can be interpreted in terms of a PAST universe that no longer exists because it turned into the current universe. It is NOT evidence for a parallel universe because that is conceptually something entirely different from a previous universe.
The trouble is, most of these videos are made by people with religious or theoretical axes to grind, i.e., they want to disprove the Big Bang to let God back in or to prove that other universes exist, so they misinterpret the photos from the Webb telescope or remarks by famous scientists in order to acquire credibility for their beliefs, which lack any supporting evidence.

[oziumentisis]

Every time we slam particles together with particle accelerators, new universes are created. Perception of time and its inherent dilation from that event to its demise is subjective at what scale it is being observed from. Our universe's life could be the result of this very process. - SOURCE "My imagination"

[JamesStephenson-ljnm]

Eridanus super void is what voyager found outside our universe. What it appears to look like or to me anyways was 2 cells colliding into each other. Think of all of the universe as one giant liquid being poured into a cup, the bubbles that are created are like a universes being created, ever so often one bumps into each other and either join or a piece off from one bubble to the other. This explains the big bang and the how the edge before the super void has a cluster of asteroids floating around as shield to our universe. which for me is truely amazing because it means gravity exists outside our very own universe which means so does time. Without gravity there is no time but if there are actually parallel universes then time must exist outside our own and voyager just the other day confirmed that there are other universes beyond our own.

[thahbiaasad]

What if there’s an enormous star- gate around heaven that opens into the universe/universes as we know them and the heavens are the answer to what lies beneath them or around our earth. What if everything started there and ended here with black holes simply being another aspect of creation since they’re born and die like the rest. Worlds are always being created or born from something. And not all of it is a black hole. We have to accept that there’s an opening to all of this that defies scientific explanations altogether, and that opening just might be the only logic which is heaven itself. There’s a star-gate into heaven. And there’s a star-gate into hell.