Sentence examples for universe split from inspiring English sources

Children aren't equipped with the strength necessary to face having their universe split apart.

And if there's no such place, then does the universe split into two each time a particle goes through the double-slit?

In the case of blacks, especially, viewers are presented every night with a universe split between examples of individual achievement and of group disappointment.

He learns while infiltrating Viper Manor that ten years before the present, the universe split into two dimensions one in which Serge lived, and one in which he perished.

At that instant, with a cosmic belch, the universe splits in two.

So with every quantum event – two particles interacting, say – the universe splits into alternative realities, in each of which a different possible outcome is observed.

Because the Fallout universe splits around 1950, we could take great liberties with DC.

Third, in the splitting-worlds interpretation each of the worlds in the universe may split into two or more worlds, and the problem is that (similarly to the collapse in orthodox collapse quantum mechanics) there are no clear criteria for when a splitting occurs and how long it takes.

Such swirls, or B modes, could be a sign of gravitational waves rippling through the universe a split second after the big bang and proof that it underwent a bizarre exponential growth spurt known as inflation.

Everett's theory states that the world splits into new parallel universes every time a quantum event with more than one possible outcome takes place.

His eccentric workaholism became more ambitious as he devised a whole cosmogony that discussed the electromagnetic nature of the universe, the splitting of the atom and the existence of interstellar matter.