Is there a new universe coming?

Question

Is there a new universe coming?

Answer 1

What's wrong with the old one?

Answer 2

who says "no" and who says "yes",,, both answers are wrong... cuz no1 really knows...

Answer 3

it's the best way to describe the world around us.... a single universe mixed with all that we know now (that we didn't way back when) are highly contradictory....

you nearly HAVE to accept there are multiple universes if you are to merge two diffrent 'systems' that have been proven to be true.... quantam physics and general relativity... multiple universes is the only way the two can complilment each other.... there simply is no other rational way to interpret the information we have...  

Answer 4

well yes or no yes because anything can happen and no because like i said anything can happen

Answer 5

No.  This is the only one.

Answer 6

for sure !!!!

Answer 7

For followers of the "many worlds" interpretation of quantum mechanics, universes are created on a regular basis.  By choosing to answer this question, I just created a universe.  And this morning I created another one when I decided to take my trike to work instead of my convertible.  Hey, I'm getting good at this.   But those people are nuts.  No, you're stuck with the one we have.  

Answer 8

Yes, in the Bible it says something like this, There will be new heavens and a new earth.

Answer 9

where are you thinking. it is not a joke. but for know about universe you must have a knowledge of universe not as a theory but in practical. please visit this web site.

www.prerna.org.

Answer 10

If you mean the perception of mankind is about to change drastically about the universe and will all seem new, then you are correct.

As far as another universe showing up on your doorstep, there are two possibilities. One being that a sufficiently advanced life form is going to say 'Hi'. Or that another universe is going to collide with us(?).

I think we may know which one is more truer here.

Answer 11

No. There's only one.

Answer 12

It seems to me that universes occur as the result of a very unusually high density of vacuum energy, which produces an event horizon and falls into a new spacetime, after which the energy begins undergoing the changes that lead to cosmic evolution.

I'm not competent to say how often it happens. I think that the rate of universe formation must be very low when measured against the rate at which vacuum fluctuations occur, since most of the time they do well to produce even so much as a virtual electron-positron pair. I can only wonder what volume of space is necessary for an average of creating one universe per second.