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Science/Tech See other Science/Tech Articles Title: A LEADING astronomer has discovered our universe may not be the only one and that there might be a parallel or alternate universe. Parallel universe BREAKTHROUGH: Expert discovers we could be part of alternate reality Ranga-Ram Chary was recently mapping the Cosmic Microwave Background – the light which was left from the Big Bang – when he noticed a “mysterious glow”. Chary says that typically when scanning the Cosmic Microwave Background, you would find nothing but noise, but he added in his research paper that the bright spots were 4,500 times brighter than they should be. He wrote in the study, Spectral Variations of the Sky: Constraints on Alternate Universes, that there is a 30 per cent chance that the glow is nothing out of the ordinary, but claimed that there is a chance it is being caused by two universes colliding. He said: "It could also possibly be due to the collision of our universe with an alternate universe whose baryon to photon ratio is a factor of around 65 larger than ours.” Related articles Black holes spotted ‘devouring’ stars at a quarter the speed of lighy Earth’s closest black hole spits out ‘violent’ RADIOACTIVE outburst There could be alternate universe's Chary, who is the US Planck Data Center’s project manager in California, added that another universe could be “leaking” into our own. If either prove to be true, then it would mean that our universe is simply “a region within an eternally inflating super-region.” However, other astronomers are skeptical of Chary’s claims, with Jens Chluba of the University of Cambridge, said: "This signal is one of the fingerprints of our own universe. Other universes should leave a different mark.” A parallel universe could be 'breaking through' However, Chluba added that more research is needed before a conclusion is reached. He said: "To explain the signals that Dr Chary found with the cosmological recombination radiation, one needs a large enhancement in the number of [other particles] relative to photons. "In the realm of alternative universes, this is entirely possible." Related articles Astronomers discover mysterious galaxy lurking near the Milky Way Scientists move closer to understanding secrets of our universe REVEALED: The universe used to be ORANGE - and THIS is why Post Comment Private Reply Ignore Thread
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