multiverse

mul·ti·verse

M5520700 (mŭl′tə-vûrs′)n.1. The collection of parallel universes that comprise all of reality in some quantum mechanical and cosmological theories.2. A similar collection of parallel universes in a work of fiction or a series of related works of fiction.

[multi- + (uni)verse.]

multiverse

(ˈmʌltɪˌvɜːs) n (Astronomy) astronomy the aggregate of all existing matter, of which the universe is but a tiny fragment

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multiverse

(mul -ti-verss) A speculative concept that the Universe we inhabit is not unique but is merely one of a very large number of Universes, which can have completely different physical laws and possibly even a different number of space–time dimensions. The multiverse concept emerged in the last few years of the 20th century due to the combination of the observation that ‘fine tuning’ of the basic physical laws is necessary for life to exist in the Universe and the realization that the collapse of stars to black holes and the emergence of ‘baby Universes' sprouting into existence in inflation theory may allow other Universes to come into existence. There is no experimental or observational support for the multiverse concept.

单词	multiverse
释义	multiverse mul·ti·verse M5520700 (mŭl′tə-vûrs′)n.1. The collection of parallel universes that comprise all of reality in some quantum mechanical and cosmological theories.2. A similar collection of parallel universes in a work of fiction or a series of related works of fiction. [multi- + (uni)verse.] multiverse (ˈmʌltɪˌvɜːs) n (Astronomy) astronomy the aggregate of all existing matter, of which the universe is but a tiny fragment Translations multiverse multiverse (mul -ti-verss) A speculative concept that the Universe we inhabit is not unique but is merely one of a very large number of Universes, which can have completely different physical laws and possibly even a different number of space–time dimensions. The multiverse concept emerged in the last few years of the 20th century due to the combination of the observation that ‘fine tuning’ of the basic physical laws is necessary for life to exist in the Universe and the realization that the collapse of stars to black holes and the emergence of ‘baby Universes' sprouting into existence in inflation theory may allow other Universes to come into existence. There is no experimental or observational support for the multiverse concept.
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