Author: Denyse O'Leary
But Who Needs Reality-Based Thinking Anyway? Not the New Cosmologists
A question arises: If, in the multiverse (especially the many worlds version) everything possible is true, why do cosmologists trash traditional Judeo-Christian beliefs? Because there is a critical catch …
As if the Multiverse Wasn’t Bizarre Enough … Meet Many Worlds
In 1957 physicist Hugh Everett suggested the that the universe splits into different futures each time a subatomic particle goes one way as opposed to the other.
The Multiverse: Where Everything Turns Out to Be True, Except Philosophy and Religion
Multiverse cosmologists look out on a bright future, freed from the demands of evidence.
Not Only Is Earth One Nice Planet Among Many, but Our Entire Universe Is Lost in a Crowd
Just as humans are merely one accidentally evolved animal among many, our universe is simply one accidentally evolved universe among many.
How Do We Grapple with the Idea that ET Might Not Be Out There?
Every month, we hear of a planet or moon capable of supporting hype.