Detection of mini black holes at the LHC could indicate parallel universes in extra d

[kadyo's]

No, physics and time is relative to the observer, hence the name "relativity", our position to the sun or anything else is irrelevant. The only thing that matters is YOU, the observer.

Also, the numerical value of time (seconds, minutes, years, etc.) are just arbitrary measurements of the dimension we experience as time.

My boy from canada always deliver. Green k!!!

[-Kev-]

Our imaginations can only grasp 3 dimensions - length, width and height- but Einstein has shown that there is physically a 4th dimension, time. Mathematically, we can construct abstract structures with multiple dimensions (manifolds). String theory says there are actually 11 physical dimensions at quantum level and multiverse is an implication of the said theory.

Isn't there an infinite amount of dimensions?

[deliveryman]

Isn't there has an infinite amount of dimensions?

No. I am not aware of any working models that has an infinite amount of dimensions as a parameter.

M Theory (string theory) has 11... Don't know anything else with more...

Perhaps you meant universes and not dimensions. The answer is: possibly, but we don't know. There is something called the "Many-Worlds interpretation" that tries to make sense of Quantum Mechanics. It basically states that every possible outcome is actualized. If true, that would mean there is a universe that exists somewhere, where you are a billionaire and banging Kim Kardashian. It also means that there exists a very real universe out there, where you are also suffer the most gruesome death imaginable.

EDIT: Many-Worlds Interpretation Link

[deliveryman]

My boy from canada always deliver. Green k!!!

Thanks. I love this stuff.

[Left Hook Tua]

so there's a version of me somewhere that is still skinny?

[deliveryman]

so there's a version of me somewhere that is still skinny?

Except that.... fatty.

[Left Hook Tua]

Except that.... fatty.

ok not skinny.

moderately chubby?

[kadyo's]

Isn't there an infinite amount of dimensions?

Mathematically, the answer is yes.

[SlySlickSmooth]

No. I am not aware of any working models that has an infinite amount of dimensions as a parameter.

M Theory (string theory) has 11... Don't know anything else with more...

Perhaps you meant universes and not dimensions. The answer is: possibly, but we don't know. There is something called the "Many-Worlds interpretation" that tries to make sense of Quantum Mechanics. It basically states that every possible outcome is actualized. If true, that would mean there is a universe that exists somewhere, where you are a billionaire and banging Kim Kardashian. It also means that there exists a very real universe out there, where you are also suffer the most gruesome death imaginable.

EDIT: Many-Worlds Interpretation Link

Do you literally mean this stuff? That's like saying our life force is duplicated where our fate is changed/controlled/pre-determined?

[Ruthless One]

I respect a man who understands his limits

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