Is it possible that tiny universes exist within our own realm of reality here on Earth?

Question

Like you know, Men in Black with the cat and that universe around its neck... Is it possible that there are things so small around us right now that sustain universes that we will never be able to see? Or is that physically impossible?

Why is it, the idea that Our universe is a tiny drop of ball sweat in another alien universe seemingly more plausible than a universe living in my drop of ball sweat? Can't infinity go both ways? Or are we at the dead bottom?

Answer 1

ask God, He is the only one that knows at this point.

I think it'd be really cool if humans discovered a subatomic universe here on earth.  

Answer 2

its impossible as of now because we cant see smaller then a quarks.. well technically we cant see smaller then a light wave because thats what we use to see. but aliens living on a different universe is most probable because with enough chances the static on your tv can become a full episode of family guy with an infinite amount of time so with seemingly infinite stars(not literally theres 10million stars in our galaxy and billions of galaxy's in observable space yet there is probably light that does not reach earth at all. there is 10,000,000 * 10,000,000,000 which would equal 100,000,000,000,000,000 stars) there is  probably another one with the right conditions and the right alignment of planets and atoms.