Shocking: There are countless branch universes parallel to ours

In the mysterious world of quantum mechanics, the branched universe theory holds that every decision, every quantum probability, can create a new universe – a branch that exists at the same time as the reality we live in.

1. Branched universes are a consequence of the many -worlds interpretation.

Concept

branch universe

derived from the "Many-Worlds Interpretation" (MWI) of Hugh Everett III in 1957. Accordingly, whenever a quantum event occurs, all possible outcomes exist simultaneously, each creating a separate universe. Photo: Pinterest.

2. You may exist in countless different versions.

If MWI is correct, then there is

billions of universes

where you exist – maybe you are an artist, an astronaut, or not even born. Every choice, no matter how small, can lead to a completely different version of you. Photo: Pinterest.

3. There is no wave function collapse in MWI.

Contrary to the Copenhagen interpretation, where the wave function “collapses” upon observation, in the MWI there is no collapse at all. All possibilities exist in the

private universe

, parallel development. Photo: Pinterest.

4. MWI eliminates the “special observer” element.

Unlike many other interpretations of quantum mechanics, MWI does not place humans at the center – no observer is needed for an event to occur. All possibilities still occur, the observer is just part of the system. Photo: Pinterest.

5. Branched universes suggest the concept of "quantum immortality".

One bizarre theory related to MWI is “quantum immortality,” which suggests that you never actually die in your subjective consciousness – instead, you always wake up in a branch where you survive. Photo: Pinterest.

6. This theory cannot be verified experimentally.

Currently, we have no tools or methods to test the existence of branch universes. This makes the MWI, while intriguing, still within the realm of philosophy and hypothesis. Photo: Pinterest.

7. This concept may change the way we look at free will.

If all possibilities are in different branches, is our choice still “free”? Some philosophers argue that this makes the concept of free will more complicated and worth pondering than ever. Photo: Pinterest.

8. This theory inspired many works of science fiction.

From "Rick and Morty," "Everything Everywhere All At Once" to "Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse," the idea of multiverses and branched realities has become a hot topic in pop culture. Photo: Pinterest.

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