What's the most interesting article you've read this week?

[Blueberry33]

Hi everybody! What interesting articles have you read this week? I mostly read about game releases and the gaming industry in general.

[BethanYou]

That is an intriguing question since I have read many interesting articles this week... Ranging from an unprecedent number of reported mass shootings like everywhere... The whole NATO, G7 and talks between Biden and Turkey and soon with Putin.

There is a ton of interesting things going on... even in the gossipy world of the Kardashians and just how not heartbroken Sleazy or whatever his nickname, is over it since he has already moved on... just saying.

However, the most interesting article I have read so far this week was in a method to reduce the noise in quantum computations. That is a serious step forward in being able to actually create a quantum system that will work for real life applications. Thus, that is what I would consider to be the most interesting article I heave read this week.

[SueShe]

As a matter of fact I did.

In a scientific pulication, there was an interesting article about so-called "parallel universes".

Some researchers studying models of the universe speculate that the universe's diameter could be 7 billion light-years across. Others think it could be infinite

Real scientific theory explores, and in some cases supports, the case for universes outside, parallel to, or distant from but mirroring our own...

Multiverses and parallel worlds are often argued in the context of other major scientific concepts like the Big Bang or string theories.

[Fgghy]

Hi, SueShe
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[Fgghy]

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[Fgghy]

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[SueShe]

@Fgghy Thanks for the link.

Indeed the question in itself is more of a statement but the descriptive is a question. Thus I cannot really hide her question.

[SueShe]

@Fgghy As for the gullible people, this is a question and I cannot hide this one as I have no reason to do it as it does not infringe any G@G rules.

[SueShe]

@Fgghy Could you give me the link (s) of this question so I can check?

[BethanYou]

Interesting theory, however it's most commonly accepted the rate of expansion id the only thing that is actually be way faster than the speed of light. Thus, the universe at the moment is calculated to be 46 Billion Light-Years across and this was accomplished in only 13,8 billion years:

www.forbes.com/.../?sh=214218ba5c04

However, theories are just that theories and that one about parallel universes and 7 billion light years in diameter would coincide approximately to the 13.8 billion years that has been calculated as how old our universe is. Throw us a link, I would not mind checking it out.

[BethanYou]

Ack! I thought you meant radius and not the diameter... and that would not coincide with the 13.8 billion years old theory...

[SueShe]

@BethanYou The link of the page where I found this article is this one

www.space.com/32728-parallel-universes.html

You are right. In a way, all those theories and a number of other ones are purely speculative until someone can prove, beyond any doubt, that parallel universes exist.

We are getting closer to prove that black holes exist but no one has yet come back to confirm with a 100% accuracy that they do indeed exist.

[BethanYou]

Thank you , that was a very interesting read and Vicky Stein did an excellent job in getting her point across! Again, Thanks!

[SueShe]

@BethanYou Glad I could help the genius that sleeps in you :-)

[Aether1]

Same here. I'm keeping up with the video game convention E3 where they announce all the new game titles.

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