[Discussion] We will ever travel to another universe?

[Our Lord Sasuke]

Is it possible that people will ever travel to another universe? This will be a great event! Of course just if the Multiverse really exist.

 

[Melanin]

I'm sure the human species will make such a conquest but by that time everything about us (us actually) won't exist or even be a memory.

 

[Reboryushon]

Yes. I will awake my Rinnegan and will charge for inter-dimensional tours.

 

[Venomous Cobra]

Did you really just ask such question in an anime forum?

 

[Our Lord Sasuke]

Did you really just ask such question in an anime forum?

Is ”General Discussion” so do you thing?

 

[Excite]

Honestly humans keep destroying the basics of life needed to survive we also need things like water , oxygen, food etc to survive so before jumping into any portal to another universe make sure you have the necessities need to sustain life or you'll be ass out.

 

[whiteboy2345]

I doubt we'd do that. The only reason we would have for space exploration is gaining new resources so we don't run dry down here on Earth without a contingency plan.

Travelling to another solar system might be necessary, but beyond the galaxy is not necessary, and beyond the universe is an extremity.

 

[Inmate]

Yes, why not?

 

[Jazzy Stardust]

mmm, maybe in a very far off distant future there could be a chance if we still exist

 

[Inmate]

Did you really just ask such question in an anime forum?

I think the answer lies in your signature

 

[Ciao]

This explains everything

[video=youtube;ZL4yYHdDSWs]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZL4yYHdDSWs[/video]

 

[~Ethereal~]

Hehe, which is why I love The Flash so much!

 

[Fountain]

We can't even go to the moon as advanced as we are today, what makes you think we could ever go to another universe? It wouldn't out of the realm of possibilities but given the circums... You know what, i'll just give you the short answer: No.

 

[Lightbringer]

There is no evidence that another universe even exists. The multiverse theory isn't even substantiated with any scientific evidence.

But it is very very unlikely that we will ever travel to even another galaxy considering that the universe is expanding at a rate much faster than we will be able to travel.

Unless if we somehow invent a Stargate, there is no chance of us exploring the vast universe.

 

[Оdin]

Hehe, which is why I love The Flash so much!

Because you want to get frogged by Harrison Wells.

OP: Never happening.

 

[~Ethereal~]

Because you want to get frogged by Harrison Wells.

OP: Never happening.

Yesssir! OT: Come on guys, let's use our powers!

 

[beeduq]

Nope, but if someone discover some better fuel to travel to other galaxies, we can send some satellites, found some, then send space stations... But it's unlikely earth-like planets out there... But many claims U.F.O's exist. How did they negate earths gravity without thrusters? Magnets? They must live in planet with huge gravity, so they flew with that high speed... Other dimensions? Nope.

 

[Exaar]

We will most likely wipe ourselves out long before we get to that kinda tech.

 

[Our Lord Sasuke]

Nope, but if someone discover some better fuel to travel to other galaxies, we can send some satellites, found some, then send space stations... But it's unlikely earth-like planets out there... But many claims U.F.O's exist. How did they negate earths gravity without thrusters? Magnets? They must live in planet with huge gravity, so they flew with that high speed... Other dimensions? Nope.

There are 100 billions planets in Milky Way.

 

[Pumpkin Ninja]

Is it possible that people will ever travel to another universe? This will be a great event! Of course just if the Multiverse really exist.

You're asking us a question based on an assumption and one where we can only extrapolate based on our understanding of physics at this time.

I thought that they were parallel as in our universe can never meet. If it refers to our universe ending and another universe being next to it, then no, it would be impossible even at the speed of light, and it's scientifically proven we can never travel that fast.