Sentence examples for many universes from inspiring English sources

But ours may be one of many universes.

"Instead M-theory predicts that a great many universes were created out of nothing".

But if there are many universes to choose from, our existence is less miraculous.

The "Wizard" is a "Pilgrim's Progress" emptied of religion, except for the Theosophist inkling that there are many universes.

Perhaps ours is one of many universes, each of them like a soap bubble in a much larger multiverse.

This theory suggests there are many – perhaps infinitely many – universes, some more or less like our own, some very different.

A more interesting objection to fine-tuning arguments is the "many universe" suggestion: perhaps there are very many, even infinitely many different universes or worlds; the cosmological constants take on different values in different worlds, so that very many (perhaps all possible) different sets of such values get exemplified in one world or another.

Everything, he says -- our universe, and the many other universes with which it coexists -- are not only explainable mathematically but are in fact mathematical structures.

Also, M-theory postulates the existence of many other universes; by definition, you're not going to be able to detect them, otherwise they'd be part of this universe.

Dangerous times in today's world, but which world? Ours is one of many parallel universes between which flit Transitionaries, agents under the control of Concern which "protects" its charges with pre-emptive strikes.

Because observations may conceivably be generalized to many different universes, observations may vary in how reliably they permit inferences about these universes and, therefore, be associated with different reliability coefficients.