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Vlatko Vedral of the University of Leeds believes there must be a connection between entanglement and mass. We do too. David Deutsch of the University of Oxford believes that our Universe is part of the multiverse, a domain of parallel universes or branes. The "Many Worlds" interpretation of quantum theory is now the most favoured alternative to the standard Copenhagen interpretation with advocates such as Professor Michio Kaku

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  • Vlatko Vedral of the University of Leeds believes there must be a connection between entanglement and mass. We do too. David Deutsch of the University of Oxford believes that our Universe is part of the multiverse, a domain of parallel universes or branes. The "Many Worlds" interpretation of quantum theory is now the most favoured alternative to the standard Copenhagen interpretation with advocates such as Professor Michio Kaku
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  • Vlatko Vedral of the University of Leeds believes there must be a connection between entanglement and mass. We do too. David Deutsch of the University of Oxford believes that our Universe is part of the multiverse, a domain of parallel universes or branes. The "Many Worlds" interpretation of quantum theory is now the most favoured alternative to the standard Copenhagen interpretation with advocates such as Professor Michio Kaku That spooky connection between tiny particles is appearing everywhere, affecting the world that we experience. Set things up correctly, and you can instantaneously affect the physical properties of a particle on the other side of the universe. Current thinking talks about a black holes drawing in matter and a white hole at the 'end' expanding that matter. It is possible (no confirmation in Physics literature yet), that the 'steady state' theory of cosmic generation may be revived. In its simplest form this would mean matter is drawn in from the future to expand in the past. This would explain dark matter without recourse to branes.
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