The “Parallel World” Concept

As the human beings live longer and longer on planet Earth and being a human, we continuously discover more and more about the origin of our world. At the first A.D., Many of us thought that the Earth is flat and you can sail your shallop too far and that will off you drop into the state of unknown. As our hunt for knowledge get to the heights, the thought that we were the center of the world prevailed. The more we start learning, the more we start realizing how much we truly do not know. Many scientists believe in the big bang theory, in that the world was created by the reaction of things moving outward after a huge implosion. People started thinking about time travelling. Travelling into our future for a few seconds can be possible with upcoming technology changes (Hardly we can accept) but difficulties strike when we want to travel into the past. Going into someone’s past is more problematic as many of physicists have argued that sending someone into the past would alter that world’s future to so hard extent that a new and different future would be created necessarily and here comes the problem of “Parallel World” for human beings. A physicist by the name of Alan Guth (currently working as the Victor F. Weisskopf, Professor of Physics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology) came up with above discussed parallel worlds theory based on many observations. His theory prescribed that: When the world began, instead of a gravitational pull to keep things together, there was a reverse type of gravitation working, which he coined a false vacuum and that do the repulsion. As proved by the scientists, our world is constantly expanding this theory seems plausible. At the time of big bang, the “false vacuum” began to decay, creating amazing amounts of particles. These particles were similar to those, which began our world. According to his theory, the world is much larger than anyone had predicted. If this theory is true; These amazing and extra particles started became bubbles, much similar to the bubbles, which he believes, began our world. As the “false vacuum” decayed more and more, these bubbles are increased. Moreover, this theory would prove the existence of many worlds, all of which would appear to have the same properties and abide by the same law of physics. This theory is not fully proved, so there is speculation as to what these different worlds hold. There are two main ideas from the speculation of the other worlds: The first is that these worlds are the same in matter and physical laws as our world. It is an exception that they were created by the varying degree and it allowed the other worlds to have every possible combination of particles available. These worlds would act effectively by the same principles, but would have every possible number of combinations there are. For example, our continents would be where oceans are right now and vice versa. The second idea is that the other worlds would potentially be distinct the way that they may not work in the same way as ours does. A three dimensional vast world may not be what the pattern is. While both of these ideas are plausible, the first allows for the belief in parallel worlds, the idea that any given human can exist at the same moment in more than one place. If, as humans, we were able to tap into the power of traveling to these other worlds, we would be able to ‘meet’ our duplicates. While this is really a powerful thing to think about, one can imagine the possibilities it holds. If this would be possible that our own individual beings could meet each other and everyone had different experiences of time, think about the intelligence and knowledge we could pass from one to another. In one world you could be a surgeon, in another world may be a politician, and in any other world a cop. These options would be limitless in this virtuosity.