String Theory

The basis of the multiverse theory rests in multiple scientific concepts. For example, Greene describes the incredible discovery made by scientists in the 1990s that the expansion of the universe – long believed to

the more my life feels like my own, the less i lament and reflect and talk about it in a way that parallels a philosophical/existential ‘search for meaning.’ i know things are meaningful because i live them out each day in a way that matters to me, but in a way that also leaves less of an ability to fill in the blanks with words and

     String theory proclaims that everything in our universe, from stars and suns to apples and atoms, is made up of incredibly small particles called strings. Strings are so small, that if an atom were the size of our solar system, a string would be the

“The lights that filled the universe could be channeled, dissected, magnified, and measured by human ingenuity” (enlight, 2). There was a significant breakthrough in regards to what could be done in continuing to explore new theories.

Theory of knowledge; often provokes big questions on the meaning and justifications of conventional knowledge.

Most people have read, seen or heard of the book “Horton hears a who”, a movie in which an entire world exists in a tiny spec of dust oblivious to and entire world outside of their realm. Well what if that was us. What if our world is just a smaller part of an even bigger world that we don't, and may not ever, know about. The reason I ask this is because of the uncanny resemblance between life processes and the universe itself. So what if we are simply a brain cell in a mouse, a blood cell in another creature like us, or the eye of another human being. Our entire universe would be dictated by how that other creature lives and walks around in its own world.

There is also other explanations like how holographic theory says the universe is actually 2d we just perversive it

I love it how, with Physics, the most complex phenomena of the universe can be explained by fitting ideas and discoveries together into a theory.

“Can there really be a unified theory of everything?”, Stephen Hawking’s concern seems to be the most challenging question for scientists for years. The beauty of science underlies in its uncertainty - because we do not know anything for sure, we do more research to form a complete understanding of the universe we live in. The more we understand, the less we know. Science seeks to explain our physical and natural world through experimental and mathematical reasonings. That is the reason why science is so fascinating and this is where my academic interests lie.

Why do so many people fear death, fight for their country, defend their honor, seek love, stand up for their principles, go on living in the face of adversity, or believe in God? Each of these things involves living beyond the immediate moment, and all of them have at least one thing in common, and that is a sense of meaning. These are examples of big meaning, but in fact every conscious event has significance, no matter how small, fleeting, or trivial the event might be.

The string theory is a hypothetical application, which is used around particle physics and is replaced by a one dimensional object being the ‘string’. Throughout the meanings of this theory explains how the ‘strings’ transmits through the space, and interacts with each other. Throughout certain distances, the scales can appear to be much larger than the string scale. The appearance of the particle is just that its looks like a standard particle. The string theory is proven to be a theory of quantum

Over the ages there have been many struggles in the effort to describe the universe and its

In the search to answer the question of how many universes there are, more questions arise. Questions regarding the technology needed to find an answer or if an answer is even possible comes into play. Therefore, it is not known how many universes there are due to there simply being a lack of information. There are too many unknowns to find an answer, which leads to the many different theories. For example, having parallel universes, a single universe, or a multiverse, as it is believed today, leads to an endless string of questions. The only conclusive answer is that at least one universe exists, but there is a possibility of infinite universes also existing.

Based on the experimentation performed by physicists Alejandro Jenkins and Gilad Perez, there are four fundamental forces that enable life within our universe, without which humans would not exist. They consist of the strong nuclear force, electromagnetic force, gravity, and weak nuclear force. Because the other three forces are so vital to the existence of life, the two decided to eliminate the weak nuclear force and study the resulting possibilities via simulations and graphical reasoning. Their experiment created graphs showing two variables, one per axis. They showed that there is a “small range [within each variable that is] congenial to life” (Jenkins and Perez), and by combining two variables, the range supporting life increases. This means that if other universes do exist in an infinite quantity, as this theory asserts, the probability that intelligent life exists within them is high. Though not all possess conditions that support organic molecules

A fractal is a natural phenomenon (make a note of that because it appears that by creating fractals in nature such as “Lightning bolts, “Heartbeats “,”DNA”, universe is doing its own mathematical calculations).