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Recently some science website has reported that NASA Finds ‘Parallel Universe’ evidence where time flows backward.
They are claiming this based on an experiment where it has been found that some particles that appeared to travel back in time.
Now, let’s talk about the truth…
The news is totally misrepresented. Actually, scientists have found evidence of some fundamental particles that may challenge our current understanding of particle physics.
The experiment was conducted in Antarctica and it was just an issue of how particle interacts with ice.
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“A few scientists not necessarily associated with NASA have considered the idea of a parallel universe that mirrors our own as an explanation for this if it’s not an error.
But that’s not the prevailing theory surrounding this right now and there’s not any additional evidence to suggest that.” – reported by WUSA9.
Clearly, NASA hasn’t detected a parallel universe or a universe where time runs backward. Many of these recently published articles just manipulated the old articles on this topic.
What We Know So Far About Parallel Universe?
The idea that we live in a parallel universe is supported by many scientists including physicist Prof. Brian Greene.
He suggested that – if the universe is infinitely large then it can also contain infinite parallel universes.
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“String theory envisions a multiverse in which our universe is one slice of bread in a big cosmic loaf. The other slices would be displaced from ours in some extra dimension of space.” ~ Brian Greene
String theory suggests that – there may be an infinite number of worlds that are very similar to ours.
But there’s a problem with this idea theory as it makes too many universes and that’s why sometimes it shakes our mind.
Even if it shakes our minds and challenges our understanding, we can’t simply deny the theory because it is mathematically consistent.
Perhaps String theory is the best contender that we have for the unified theory of the universe.
