LIMITLESS UNIVERSE
10 March 2003

The Big Bang theory posits that a single cataclismic explosion initiated our universe, and that this same event gave rise to the expansion and differentiation which describe the physics of nature as we know it. The Multiverse variation of this theory proposes the possibility that the Big Bang was one in a long series of such beginnings, which mark the eruption of an entirely new universe out from an older one.

It is proposed that the physics of each bubble universe eventually produces a density or anomaly at some point along its surface, causing a burst of matter and energy sufficient to form an entirely new universe with its own elemental properties. The process would be self-perpetuating, each universe eventually producing one or more others, each Big Bang a door opening onto a previously non-existent plane of existence. [s]