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Multiverses

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Some scientists think there may be a countless number of universes, all with their own laws of physics and their own unique map of the stars, separate from the one we know.

It’s an idea that challenges everything about the way we think, and there are even several different theories as to how these multiple universes might be created...

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Some scientists think there may be a countless number of universes, all with their own laws of physics and their own unique map of the stars, separate from the one we know.

It’s an idea that challenges everything about the way we think, and there are even several different theories as to how these multiple universes might be created...

This is the theory of the multiverse.

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