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Multiverse Theory 

Multiverse theory

This is a amateur theory developed by a future astronomer Devon Lilly. He developed this theory at age 14 in 2017. This theory is unknown to most scientist but is said to be a revolutionary theory in astrophysics and cosmology. It states how the Big Bang theory is constantly happening and that our universe is 2 dimensional and moving forward in time in a physical form. Eventually we will reach another Big Bang and all the essence of our universe will combine with that of another's. This counteracts the theory of the expanding universe, and says that the universe only is becoming more crowded after each Big Bang. Or as Devon refers to as the Big Breach. This theory was not published yet, and has been reviewed by other scholars of this topic. See other articles for the full information on this theory.

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Multiverse theory

A counter argument to jurisdiction.
Multiverse theory is used as a counter argument to jurisdiction.
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Fine‑Tuning Multiverse Theory

A proposed explanation for fine‑tuning: our universe is just one of an enormous (perhaps infinite) number of universes in a multiverse, each with different physical constants and laws. Most universes are sterile, but we necessarily find ourselves in one of the rare universes that supports observers – the fine‑tuning is an observer selection effect, not a cosmic coincidence. The theory relies on mechanisms like eternal inflation, string theory landscapes, or quantum branching. It remains speculative but is a major theme in contemporary cosmology.
Example: “Fine‑tuning multiverse theory says: don’t be surprised that our universe allows life – we couldn’t exist in any of the countless others where atoms don’t hold together.”
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