Are We The Anomaly?

The immense expanse of the Multiverse exists in a kaleidoscope of realities beyond the range of our human comprehension. Consider it a cosmic comic convention, where superheroes from other realms meet and exchange stories of endless possibilities. But what if our universe was the outlier? Could we be the sole existence, without the access to other universes? Just as some comics have never heard of a Multiverse, there might be universes that are unaware of its existence. We dance on the brink of reality, considering the mysteries that lay beyond, where the exceptional meets the impossible in a symphony of cosmic mystery.

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The Origins

In 1895, American physicist William James proposed the multiverse, a theoretical framework embracing a huge ensemble of parallel worlds. The word "multiverse" did not become popular until the end of the 20th century, due to the groundbreaking work of physicist Hugh Everett III in 1957. Within quantum physics, Everett's formulation of the "Many-Worlds Interpretation" proposed the presence of an array of different realities that branch with each quantum event. Since then, the concept of a multiverse has captivated the scientific community, sparking a cosmic quest to solve the wonders that lie beyond what is known as the boundaries of our own universe.