babybird wrote:
And also if our universe is expanding all the time then is it expanding it's way into another universe and then one day will our universe pop and we'll all just tumble out into a different world
Are you sure they wouldn't just shove each other out of each other's way? Basically the boundaries can't ever be pierced, so how ever many exist, they can't ever overlap or interfere with each other?
Also, wouldn't a merger kind of just leave our part of the galaxy sitting in some part of the newly made double-universe, possibly even with nothing meaningfully changing on the scale of individual worlds? Sort of like how two galaxies merging wouldn't mean every single planet around every single star in both galaxies would get smashed together. The scale of time would matter too; if it took 100 000 years to occur literally all of human civilization so far could pass before the event was finished.
I think your brain is doing the same thing I've noticed mine doing when trying to consider these sorts of questions, where it's hard to really think on scales bigger than a single world so it ends up back to thinking on a more familiar scale. I feel like the human brain is not really well suited for thinking on the sorts of space and time scales these sorts of questions require.
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