Laws of Physics Vary Throughout the Universe, New Study Suggests

[Ali Quadir]

Potentially. But not necessarily. Shortly after the big bang there was a period of expansion where the current laws of physics were non existent yet. If you were to go into a state like that. Yes you'd be dead before you'd realize you're actually there. But adjacent universes will quite likely be compatible... In effect you could journey from one version of physics to another version. And the changes would be gradual and not at all always lethal. Quite likely the effects will be very subtle and in the underlying field.

These realities cannot be too different if they exist at all. If they are too different then two touching conflicting realities could cause whatever to happen. Probably something involving big explosions. They would have to nullify their differences at the edges. Similar to temperature and pressure, in nature you don't go from one extreme to another you pass some in between stages.

Again, I'm really only theorizing, I don't have actual readings and I certainly have not been there... I doubt we could go everywhere, a universe where matter falls apart would not be a healthy place to be. And if you could survive it, how would you interact?

In a way, we already put on a space"mansuit" when we came to earth. I've heard some wanderers reporting they remember coming from a place that felt much more like water or light than an ordinary physical place.