Where is the universe? With the multiverse theory, there could be more than one, so where is ours?

[Nikki1989]

[FreyaRed]

They exist parallel. We can detect them only over gravity influence of their mass but they don't interact otherwise with particles and forces in our baryonic universe. There is much more mass we can't see, it's called in older theories dark matter and dark energy but it's likely matter that only reacts with our universe on gravity field.
There is lot of theories but we can estimate the mass of that stuff that we can't see on hand how our universe behaves.

A 2D slice of a 6D Calabi–Yau quintic manifold.

This isn't screensaver it's one of theories how fields of multiverse could look like but we can detect only 5.

[AngryCarl3]

I like this idea. If there's matter and energy we can't see it might as well be in another universe.

[purplepoppy]

As I understand the multiverse everyone in the multiverse is aware of other universes and regularly hop from one to the other. Apart from Earth, they avoid us and pretend they're not home.

[AngryCarl3]

What's that shit on her neck?

[Nikki1989]

Damn if I know; ask Pinterest.

[thegreenyogi]

A bit further south...

[CubaPirate]

At the end of Main Street

[Nikki1989]

Oh shit, I took the wrong turn.

[_Jenny_]

@Nikki1989

oh Nikki

[Friendlybro79]

It's neither here and there