Isn't universe by definition like the everything in the world, solar system, galaxy and universe. Since its everything, then shouldn't there only be one universe. Yes, I know that thats a narrow point of view, but there might be parallel universes.

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From what scientists have said the universe is it just is not theoreticly possible for their to another. As far as we know the universe is endless. So even if there was another universe it would be conflicting or merging with the one that is already hear. But you would tend to belief that since it is endless that they would seem to merge with eache other because otherwhys the defenition of the universe would be wrong. Also if my theory were wrong what would their be out their as a barrier to stop it from going any farther. Also why would there be a barrier their in the first place. Also what is on the other side of the barrier.

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By definition, you cannot have more than one universe, the definition for universe is the body that contains everything, if there was another "universe", then what you think is a universe is not really a universe.

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Well that is the definition of universe as we know it, but that is because we don't know for sure whether there is another universe or not. I think there very well be another universe. We don't know how much is out there and whether it continues on forever. For all we know there could be a million universes or more that just keep coming. Just to think how far out space goes is amazing. I don't think there really is a begining or and end in space.

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I don't think of it as being a barrier, rather just an end of the range of matter, followed by an infinite void.


That is the definitioin of the Universe as we know it, and if there was something else that ran parallel to it, or another one of it in some other form, the combination of both would either still be represented by the word "Universe," or the definition of unverse as we know it would have to be changed in order to allow such a thing to exist. He is right, as I was when I first stated this earlier in the discussion, that the definition of the word Universe allows for only 1 Universe to exist at all, period.


Keep the discussion goin' people! It's quite fun

 

 

 

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If you guys bothered to read the first page, that's what I said there right at the beginning innit???

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Of course there would have to be more universes out there. its like the unknown, For all we know there could be people like in the movie "One, with jet Lee" (Theres a twin of us for every universe)
and there could be millions of other "animals". it just seems dumb to sit there and say there isnt, especially if you don't know!

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According to Science, NO, there cannot be more than one universe ( Excluding a parallel universe, that's a different thing i'll mention in a second)

There was only one bigbang, outstretching like a water droplet in waves in a big ring, thus there is evidence of only one universes creation. and only can be one.

As for parallel universes, they exist, for one total reason
Everything in the Universe has an opposite

All Basic Laws and creations (Elements, Matter, The Laws, of going foward and backward, North, South)

All have opposites, complex things ( Streets, signs) have a totally different story, not for here.

Matter has anti-matter

Now everything like this works and controls in a unsafe parallel universe, obviously parallel or back to back with ours. Somtimes things cross in and out, defying all things made, but usually everything is separate.

Somtimes we create opposites, but those are just creations, not brought from the parallel universe

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Yes no doubt about it. Every genius there ever was knows this. The odds of there not being one is more then 1:100000000000000000000000000000000000000000. Its true. Think about all the space out there. OK now add all the planets. That's a lot. The only people i know that don't think this is religious people who state that there is not because God never said anything about it in the bible and other things.

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I've become convinced, after several readings into parallel universes, that parallel universes do exist, but I do not consider them to be actual other universes, thus making our the only "real" universe to exist.

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