But traveling to the other universes wouldn't be easy, because they're far beyond our observable horizon and moving away faster than the speed of light. That would take a lot of frequent flyer miles.

To solve this, some scientists created the Many-Worlds Interpretation of quantum mechanics, arguing that all the probabilistic accounts actually physically happen in a different parallel universe.

(NewsNation) — Theoretical physicist Michio Kaku supports the concept of parallel universes, but he says people shouldn’t get their hopes up about meeting their doppelganger in another ...

What's more, the actual experiment alluded to was also not about making "contact" with a parallel universe, nor was it talking about a "multiverse" as many people have interpreted it from the ...

The head-on collisions, at all but the speed of light, recreate what happened a tiny fraction of a second after the primeval "Big Bang" 13.7 billion years ago which brought the known universe and ...