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This is an old article that I thought I posted, but maybe I didn't. I think this will be the beginning of proof for the skeptics that only believe in what they can see, or that someone before them has validated in some non-fiction.
Everyone on this post knows I have Invisible Friends, well, I also think that these friends inhabit the earth with us, side by side and go unnoticed by most people. Plus, I think there are many life-forms we have not even begun to acknowledge, whether in the earth, on the earth, or in the heavens.
The fact that science is beginning to admit there may be other worlds, suggests to me that this is very "ancient" news. Science will usually be the last place for verification of anything, mainly because I believe most scientists rely to much on the past work of other scientist's instead of thinking in the abstract for new ideas of their own. Hence, rarely does science have what I would consider "Breakthroughs" because they are too busy worrying about what Newton & Einstein did instead of expounding on those works, or seeking out the flaws in them, they cling to old theories like a baby chimp to it's mother. Proof is slow in the coming, but, as history has shown, there are those who occasionally will get a glimpse of the future and run with it. These people are generally labeled "mad". Why? Because they have no proof. How sad.
Who is to say there is not a Master Computer in the Universe that holds the story of each and every one of us, our past, present and future. Who is to say that no one can glimpse these computer tapes and view what is yet to come. How do we know that our Spirit--which science cannot explain--or our brains for the matter--(also unexplained) do not hold all the keys to everything that ever was or will be.
Science only knows what is right in front of their eyes, and even then they will debunk it. Hell, they don't even know how the human body works, so how would they recognize the sighting of, or workings of, 'other' beings, whether Light Beings, Spirits, Guardian Angles, Greys. HE'ers, etc.
But, this article may be a taste of what is to come, maybe a few scientists are finally tapping into matter of spirit-----where most of our intelligence lays dormant. Let us watch and see what the rest of the"scientific community" or even everyday citizens, have to say when a bold daring person begins to unravel the secrets of old. Let us hope that they do not end up like Mr. Cater, and others like him, who were brave enough to pave our ways, but we were to afraid, or too prejudicial, to give their discoveries consideration, much less walk through the doors which they have opened.
In Spirit, Leslee
Our universe not alone, say scientists
Sunday, March 25, 2001
By United Press International
http://www.enn.com/news/wire-stories/2001/03/03252001/upi_universe_42706.asp
Spanish and American astrophysicists claim the universe we inhabit contains an infinite number of other universes like our own, called O-regions, that we will someday be able to contact. Jaume Garriga, of the University of Barcelona, and Alexander Vilenkin, of Tufts University, call the concept "many worlds in one."
As they explained to United Press International, these universes are likely similar to our own - share similar life forms, for instance - because they share a key feature with our world: a finite number of distinct histories. A history is the way something has evolved in time and will continue to evolve. Until now, physicists have never been able to make such an assertion.
The team will publish their hypothesis this fall in the journal Gravitation and Quantum Cosmology.
Are these ideas far-fetched? Alan Guth says no.
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology physicist told UPI, "Do I think that the ideas are viable? Definitely yes. In fact, I very much admire the precision with which the ideas are expressed. I consider the work of Alex Vilenkin and his collaborators to be the leading work in this field."
He explained, "What is new in their article is the realization that the total number of possible histories for each universe is finite."
An infinite number of universes like our own is a concept Guth - one of the foremost authorities on a concept called the inflationary universe - finds startling.
"That's a pretty mind-boggling conclusion," Guth told UPI from his Cambridge, Mass. office.
The idea that an infinite number of universes exist gives rise to some interesting, and troubling, implications.
"Whenever a thought crosses your mind that a terrible calamity might have happened," Vilenkin told UPI, "you can be assured that it has happened in some of the other O-regions."
Furthermore, since some O-regions have histories identical or nearly identical to our own, "if you nearly escaped an accident here, then you were not so lucky in some of the O-regions with the same prior history," he said
The worlds Garriga and Vilenkin imagine are not entirely calamitous, and may even be amusing.
"Distant copies of ourselves play all sorts of different roles" in these other worlds, Vilenkin said. In fact, "there are infinitely many O-regions where Al Gore is president and - yes - Elvis Presley is still alive!"
According to Vilenkin, Guth's work gave rise to the idea of many worlds in the first place. Guth formulated the now well-accepted idea that the universe is expanding - or inflating - and published the best-selling book "The Inflationary Universe" in 1997.
As the visible universe expands, or inflates, it gives birth to new universes. Since inflation is eternal, new universe creation is also eternal.
"In an eternally inflating universe, anything that can happen will happen; in fact, it will happen an infinite number of times," Guth told UPI.
Guth also believes the many-worlds hypothesis has profound philosophical implications.
"We already know that our planet is merely a tiny speck in a vast cosmos, but now we are being told that we do not even hold a unique copyright on our own identities," Guth told UPI. "Instead, each of us is actually only a single copy of an infinite number of beings that are completely identical to ourselves."
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