Can there be serial universes?

Question

Instead of parallel universes such as (||) maybe serial (--) in which the universes are the same matter yet in different points of time?

Answer 1

Only if there are serial gods.
This universe is very clearly created by an omnipotent, omniscient being (we call 'im God for convenience' sake.) He has spoken to us, and one thing He has made clear is that He's the only "God" that there is. He also has made clear that he only atoned for His creation once: " For then must he often have suffered since the foundation of the world: but now once in the end of the world hath he appeared to put away sin by the sacrifice of himself" (Hebrews 9:26).
So it looks very much as if this is the only universe this one God made. Rather, what is likely is that after some very long time God will re-make THIS universe. Thus, not "serial" but "sequential."

Answer 2

In most of the theory and the math as i understand it. I dont think it can mathematically work that way. The string theory mathematics dictate a massive amount of 6-dimensional spaces that are known as Calabi Yau spaces, and by way of compatification, these spaces are not percieved by humans, but they affect the way the fundamental particles (photons, electrons, quarks, etc) behave. As a result of this each CY space is basically a different set of physics laws for different universes. these spaces HAVE to exist in parallel with each other as a function of the mathematics...of course, string theory could be wrong, but until i see something more compelling i'll go with that!