Is there a Parallel Universe that is our inverse opposite?

Question

Could the existence of Dark Matter and Dark Energy be proof that our Universe has 2 sides? One side is the observable Universe and the Other a dark or inverse opposite Universe which is unobservable. Each side would be seperated by a Membrane that is punctured whenever Black Holes feed.

Answer 1

There is one possible 'symmetry group' for the grand unified theory which would have essentially two universes that are fairly similar in physics and only interact through gravity. This is the E8xE8 theory. At this point, we have no real evidence that this is actually the case. After several other possibilities for dark matter are eliminated (like axions and other WIMPs), then we may have to go to that theory. In this scenario, there is not a 'membrane', though. Nor are black holes tunnels between the two sides.

One major problem with the E8xE8 theory is that dark matter doesn't seem to interact with itself except through gravity either. This conclusion is still tentative, but from the observations we have so far, it looks like dark matter flies through itself in the same way that it does through matter. If it didn't, the collisions between galaxy clusters would behave other than what we see.

Answer 2

The String Theory, invented by a famous scientist, actually says there is a parallel universe, so you could look up his name by typing up String Theory or just call your parallel universe String Theory Universe, that would tickle the audience cause they know or should know about the String Theory by now, the guy won a Nobel Peace Prize--looks like his name is Leonard Susskind, look at link below. Sounds like a cool play, good idea, I like the scarecrows that want to be shorter, you could have them preferring to be called Little Birds for political correctness instead of midgets, kind of like the show Little People Big World.

Answer 3

Theres a theory that when matter was formed, something else called anti-matter also shud have been formed ...
just like 0= (+1)+(-1) ... or going into subatomic particles.. when a positive energy is created, then what remains is a negative charge of same value ...

u can also look at a video called "what the bleep do we know about our universe " or something like that where multiple dimensions are investigated ...

Answer 4

This question is worth people's attention

Answer 5

by opposite it means that its atoms are different that's all. yes there are infinite universes

Answer 6

Of course. But it is only invisible because you cannot perceive it.