Reasons to believe parallel worlds really exist

The existence of parallel worlds has always been one of the most intriguing and intriguing scientific theories. Here are 8 reasons why many people believe that parallel worlds really do exist.

1. Quantum mechanics and the many worlds hypothesis. The "many worlds" theory in quantum mechanics suggests that every time a decision is made, the universe will split into many different branches corresponding to the possibilities that occur. This means that there are countless parallel universes, each representing a different choice. Photo: Pinterest.

2. Unexplained memories. Many people report having memories of events, people, or places that they never experienced in real life. Some researchers believe that these may be memories from a parallel world that have “leaked” into our reality. Photo: Pinterest.

3. Déjà vu. The feeling of having "experienced" something before even though it's the first time you've encountered it is a common phenomenon, called déjà vu. Some scientists believe that déjà vu may be a "traces" from a parallel universe that is interacting with current reality. Photo: Pinterest.

4. Cracks in reality. Some people have reported experiencing strange moments, such as seeing an object appear and disappear for no reason, or time suddenly slowing down and then returning to normal. These phenomena have led many to believe that there may be "cracks" between parallel worlds. Photo: Pinterest.

5. Mysterious disappearances. There are cases of disappearances that no one can explain – no trace, no evidence that the victim left in the usual way. Some theories suggest that these people may have “slipped” into another reality. Photo: Pinterest.

6. Dreams are so real. Many people have had dreams so vivid that they feel real, and in them they live a completely different life. There is a theory that in dreams, our minds may be "visiting" another parallel world. Photo: Pinterest.

7. Subatomic particles behave "strangely". Scientists have discovered that subatomic particles can sometimes change state or position without following any physical laws. This raises the question of whether they are interacting with another universe? Photo: Pinterest.

8. Brane theory. The brane theory in theoretical physics suggests that our universe is a membrane floating in multidimensional space, and that there may be other membranes (other universes) that exist in parallel, very close by but cannot be seen. Photo: Pinterest.

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