The universe we can see and measure is about 13.8 billion years old. However, the universe is larger than 13.8 billion light years in diameter due to the expansion and subsequent inflation of space, in accordance with the Big Bang theory. In …
One of the great mysteries of our universe, and a weakness of the Big Bang theory, is that matter, not antimatter, totally makes up our universe. According to the Big Bang theory, there should be equal amounts of matter and …
With the advent of M-theory (i.e., membrane theory, the most comprehensive string theory), the concept of other universes (i.e., multiverse) has gained some traction in the scientific community. According to M-theory, when two membranes collide, they form a universe. The collision is …
Most high school science classes teach the classical view of the atom, incorporating subatomic particles like protons, electrons, and neutrons. This is the particle theory of the atom dating to the early Twentieth Century. In about the 1960s, scientists discovered …
M-theory — Physicist Louis Del Monte discusses the discoveries leading to M-theory. Del Monte explains M-theory’s “membrane universes” (i.e. branes) and the 11-dimensions predicted by the theory. According to M-theory, a collision between branes gives birth to a new universe. …
In part three, Physicist Louis Del Monte discusses the multiverse theories and points out three major problems all multiverse theories have in common, namely: 1.The multiverse theories do not explain the origin of the energy to create multiverses 2.There is …
In part two, Physicist Louis Del Monte discusses the multiverse theories and points out three major problems all multiverse theories have in common, namely: 1.The multiverse theories do not explain the origin of the energy to create multiverses 2.There is …
In this three-part series, Physicist Louis Del Monte discusses the multiverse theories and points out three major problems all multiverse theories have in common, namely: 1.The multiverse theories do not explain the origin of the energy to create multiverses 2.There …
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