Cosmology

Re: infinite cyclic bubble brane multiverse

Star Dragon — Mon, 04 May 2009 21:24:25 GMT

Hi Dr. Burris,

Your post reminds me of a hypothesis that I read a while ago, a level one Universe, in this level one, our own Milky Way galaxy is our one Universe or bubble, and we are separated from the other Galaxies or bubbles that we can observe, by the physical limitations of relativity.

In this scenario all the other galaxies comprise the (multi verse) or (Bubbles), each galaxy is a bubble universe of it's own, and the space between them is constantly expanding, although we can see these other Universe's called (Galaxies) we can never go there.

When we see other galaxies colliding, these are the bubble collisions or brane collisions that form new Universe's or galaxies.

Although I don't buy that, it is an interesting concept nevertheless.

As far as Time Travel, there is work currently going on by Dr. Ronald L. Mallett. This involves the phenomenon of frame dragging with a circulating beam of light, and it is achieved by stacking a large number of lasers in a continuous interconnecting ring of light. This way Information or data can then be dropped in, and frame dragging will allow the info to be sent back wards in time.

Here is a link to his web site, http://www.phys.uconn.edu/~mallett/main/main.htm

And a Wiki entry, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ronald_Mallett

And this one, http://www.phys.uconn.edu/~mallett/main/time_travel.htm

Dennis

Re: infinite cyclic bubble brane multiverse

Dr. Burriss — Mon, 04 May 2009 00:21:49 GMT

Yes, I crammed in a lot of different suppositions. Too many at once I guess. Most of them do not require the validity of the others. The time travel comment was sort of a joke, but one of the issues raised.

1. Could branes be spherical?

2. Could the spheres be nested (harkening to some ancient models)?

3. Do an infinite number of universes exist?

4, Could it be possible that all fractions of all instants (i.e. all moments of all space/time senarios) past, present and future exist simultaneously? Does everything possible exist somewhere sometime for eternity with no beginning or end.

5. Could any of this be proved mathmatically?

Re: infinite cyclic bubble brane multiverse

kuzinov — Fri, 01 May 2009 02:58:32 GMT

That is indeed a lot of supposition and connecting. I don't think there is a way to even explain or answer those questions.

infinite cyclic bubble brane multiverse

Dr. Burriss — Thu, 30 Apr 2009 23:24:19 GMT

Connecting the April issue article "Why the Universe Had No Beginning" with the June issue article "How We Could See Another Universe": What if the surface of the universe bubbles are branes and Big Bangs are triggered when bubbles collide and bounce off to collide again with other bubbles in an infinite sea of bubbles? What if all possible universe bubbles exist simultaneously with every micro second of every senario past, present and future repeating simultaneously and infinitely? Would that allow time travel?