Discussions of the Unknown

Higgs-Boson and the Multiverse Theory; Part 2

In relations to the Higgs-Boson Theory, or laymans term "God Particle", I will refer to it from herein as "HB" to simplify matters that they are one and the same.

The HB has been a sought after particle and it's rediscovery proved that mass is related to energy, much like Albert Einstein had stated in his ingenious equation, E=MC2. Of course we all understand the meaning of it, Energy (E) is equal to the mass (M) of a body relative to the speed of light squared (C2). However, due to the expression of HB, scientists have been able to highlight that the transformation of mass into energy is due to the existence of another plain that resides simply right next to our own existence.

Simply said, multiple universes do exists, and with each, their own set of physical rules. This exciting discovery has left fellow scientists scrambling, trying to find a way to catch a glimpse of these related universes to our own.

These are. however, futile attempts as I personally believe it will never be achieved. At least, not in the sense that we will ever see the universes the matter of terms the way we expect.

With the existence of multiple universes, each with their own set of rules, how would one view one with conflicting interests of one universe to another. Say that the first rule of thermal dynamics in one universe is slightly or even completely different in another?

How does one mind comprehend that difference? Does that even transfer over the viewing plain? Of course, HB may be the answer to that question. Sight is a simple process of  light energy being converted into another form of energy. So the transferable equation could be an ever revolving equation of C2a = (iE)M= C2b where i is the infinite numeral of energy and it's conversions across the planar existence of universes.

Of course this is typed with in the mind of another, I do not exist in the same sense as the one typing this, so perhaps my understanding is different than those who discover it. Maybe my planar existence is separate from your own. Who knows exactly. But with high regards to all who decide to read this, I bid you a fine day.

Professor Alsin Discaro Taskerbe.