multiverse
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- noun
- /ˈmʌl.tɪ.vɜrs/
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- The multiverse theory demands an infinite number of observers.
- an infinite multiverse
- multiverse theory
- the concept of a multiverse
And so in some sense the multiverse can be likened to a bubble bath.
- And so in some sense the multiverse can be likened to a bubble bath.
- The only way that we can say the multiverse is physically real.
- It means God and the multiverse are not scientific ideas.
- So yes, from a Christian perspective, some kind of multiverse has to exist.
- And you see, string theory is a multiverse theory.
- Like maybe it's part of the Marvel multiverse?
- So Elrich is one of the many different eternal champions throughout the multiverse.
- And then over the course of the season, learns that through orgasm, she's being transported into a multiverse.
- So if that's the case, is that not an argument for the existence of a or the multiverse?
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The fate of the Multiverse may depend on it.
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Little is known about Agyrem now; its whereabouts in the Multiverse are a mystery.
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So we require a multiverse in order to get solid matter.
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Yet the main response is the multiverse theory.
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So is it possible to prove the multiverse, to prove inflation?
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And you see, string theory is a multiverse theory.
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Similarly, the multiverse comprises every possible universe.
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But for now, at least, we can only speculate about the multiverse.
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Whatever the reason that we're currently fascinated with the existence of the multiverse, one thing's for sure.
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In science fiction, the concept of a multiverse suggests that countless different realities exist simultaneously.
Synonyms
A very large space that contains many separate universes
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Etymology
Multiverse joins multi- meaning 'many' and universe meaning 'one world' or 'all that exists'. So, a multiverse is the idea of many different universes or worlds, which is why scientists and writers use it to mean many possible realities.