The parallel universe theory and the collateral reality

The parallel universe theory and the collateral reality


1.Parallel universe theory

There are many times talked about the parallel universes, which means that universes are like pearls in the necklace. In that theory, there could be other universes in another dimension, but that theory consists of the idea, that there could be also another universe in our own dimension, what makes this theory very interesting.

Parallel universe theory handles the universe as the supergroup of supergroups of galaxies, and there is the empty space between those universes, what are like bubbles, or the concentration of the material. Because the space between those bubbles is empty, which means that there are very little energy and particles, which means it is empty if we want to compare it to the bubbles. And this means that there could be "anti-universes".

2. Antimatter and magnetic pushing force would explain the dark energy

Maybe anti-universes and antimatter explain also the thing, what is known as "dark energy". The dark energy means that the positions, what is the name of the anti-electron are pulling protons away from them, and that would mean, that the pushing force of particles, what have similar polarity is the thing, what is called "dark energy".

Also, antiprotons are pushing the electrons away, and here we can talk antiprotons as well as positrons. The energy level of the antiproton, or proton, what is the proton, what has a negative polarity is much higher than positrons, and that thing would push the electron layers of the atoms.

Most of the material in the universe is in the form of energy. Most of the particles are actually electrons and photons. That means that the universe is actually full of electrons, what is not connected to the atoms. If the position would impact the electron, that causes that the atom loses the electron layer, and the nucleus would be damaged. But the antiproton can just turn the atom to ions. And the dark energy would rip the entire universe in pieces in the distant future.

3. Universes are the series of megastructures

Those bubbles, what we are calling as the "universes" can also form by antimatter. That antimatter is the mirror version of the material, and if the antimatter would touch matter, that causes the annihilation, reaction where entire material would turn to energy. The idea of that theory is given the observation, that sometimes the antimaterial particle would impact the atmosphere, which means that there is antimatter somewhere.

When we are thinking about anti-universes and universes, we might realize that those things are very interesting, regardless are those antimatter-universes in our dimension or in some other dimension. And here we are facing the biggest "if" in the theories of the universes and matter. There is a possibility, that every each particle of our universes has an opposite or mirror-particle partner in some other universe.

4. Universes can be in our dimension, but they can also be in some other dimension

That means that we would have twin duplicate in that other universe. But we ever can meat or touch that duplicate, because that thing is antimatter version of us. This thing is pure theoretical thinking, and even if each particle in our universe has the duplicate, that doesn't mean that the particles have taken the same structural form, what they have taken in our universe.

So what the universes are in this theory. They are series of the enormous megastructures, which might be totally unique. That means that those bubbles might not have stars or planets at all, and they are forming only the atoms and molecules, what have the form of the nebulae. Or they can be full of black holes, but if they are in our dimension, the laws of nature are the same in each of them.