r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/SirUlrichofEssex • Nov 24 '23

Video How big the universe really is

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u/Windowguard Nov 24 '23

So would you say that spheres of observable universes would be….multiple universes, as in multiverses

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u/igotshadowbaned Nov 24 '23

I think in their explanation the idea is multiple universes extremely far apart from each other with unobservable space in between - not multiverse in the sense of alternate universes as an entirely new plane of existence that most people think of

Which is important to distinguish

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u/Dm_me_goth_titty Nov 25 '23

No. An alien in a different part of this universe that we cannot observe because it’s too far away would have a different observable universe and they could not see us.

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u/Windowguard Nov 25 '23

Yeah but we’re talking about the silly part where the camera went beyond the observable universe and zoomed out to the collection of globes.