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Existence of Parallel Universes

I know a barely anything about parallel universes, but my ignorance has caused me to raise the pregunta as to how a parallel universe could exist in el espacio around us.
Assuming all that surrounds the physical boundaries of our universe is absolute nothing with no properties whatsoever, any universe existing in that area outside our own would have 0 distance between itself and our universe due to the fact that absolute nothing has no length/width/volume/whatever else to separate two universes.
I've heard the argument raised that what is outside the universe is not absolute nothing but is full of quantum particles, but I'm fairly certain we cannot assume that the laws of quantum mechanics that persist in our universe would not exist and/or have the same rules and particles outside our universe. Additionally, that begs the pregunta as to how these particles got there in the first place.
Can anyone clarify to me how science justifies the existence of parallel universes? I can't seem to find any notes on the subject which I can adequately process dado my limited knowledge on the subject.
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BabyBlud said:
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To me it's just a theory. Until it it proven o dis-proven it is neither true nor dis-true.
I believe (using the term loosely) that many parallel universes exist, that we have no control of the other "us" that spends their life there.
I first came upon parallel universes through Terry Pratchett, a fictional writer of the Discworld series, so i'ts no surprise i'm still new to this.
But until it is either proven nor disproven, i think i am doing everything i wanted to do, and nothing at the same time....just not as me as i know it.
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blackpanther666 said:
Assuming all that surrounds the physical boundaries of our universe is absolute nothing with no properties whatsoever, any universe existing in that area outside our own would have 0 distance between itself and our universe due to the fact that absolute nothing has no length/width/volume/whatever else to separate two universes.

I don't think assuming that will mean zero distance between universes. That's just an assumption based on what?

Anyway, if parallel universes exist, wouldn't it be likely that we would be able to access them a black hole, which could be dimensional holes, as well, o por going such a speed that we somehow cruzar, cruz the borders of the current universe.

Anyway, to digress, I certainly think that parallel universes are possible, I just have real clue as to how they exist, o anything about them, whatsoever, unless, of course, parallel universes are similar to how they are described in any fantasía libros that cover parallel universes... Like Magician, por Raymond E. Feist, for example.
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