One Big Bang Equals 25 Universes

During the Inquisition (Spanish one I think) the Inquisitors found a butcher that could not read , write, or understand Latin but went to Mass regular like etc. and thought of himself as a good Catholic. But this guy, let's call him Bob for a reference, was pretty bright though ignorant of almost all dogma or theology. So as Bob sliced up his animals he began to take the oral bible stories and sayings etc. that he had heard in his vernacular language and formed up the Cosmology and Theology of Bob. Bob did this so that he could support in his own mind stuff like the virgin birth, the trinity, a risen Christ and such that was paraded by him in a cryptic Latin that he of course did not understand. So Bob was called to the Inquisitor, as so many were. Bob proudly explained why he believe in God, Christ, and the Holy Spirit using his own framework and self explanations that had helped him understand these complex issues. Of course Bob did not fare well being that such ideas were were quite askew thus definitely heretical even though he had not actually been taught the "correct' cosmology or theology in the first place. In the end, Bob died, under the heresy purging activities.

Some days when I try to comprehend theology, dogma, science, truth, etc. I feel like what I know is about par to Bob's Cosmology, in that I have had to translate it from concepts and languages that I do not actually speak. But like Bob, I am compelled by something to try to sort, and order, and form up some cosmological system that lets me sleep and night and not just chunk it all out the door and live in a state of nihilism (Oklahoma is bad enough).

So, I have created my own cosmology, which we shall term, Dr. Lobo's Cosmic Concoctions.
(Ever notice that the only difference between Cosmic and Comic is a little s?)

So Today I will proudly present my cosmological concoction "One Big Bang Equals 25 Universes".

Like Bob, I will draw upon what I have read and heard that I understand in my own vernacular. In doing so I think I will not issue any convoluted arguments, will provide few footnotes , and dang near nil sources

Dr. Lobo's Law First: The Cosmos abhors uniqueness.
It is probable that each ancient tribe thought they were unique and alone in existence. then they met other tribes. Even then the tribes almost always defined themselves as unique (We Human Beings, for example) and the others as The Others (not Human Beings). This underlying trait is still with us but that is another concoction.

Every time we find something unique or rare it is just a matter of time, years maybe, sometimes just seconds, before we find the second one and the third and then discover them in the quadrillions. Recent examples, well take the sun. We were sure thatour Sun, The Sun, was the only Sun in the cosmos up until maybe 300 years ago. Then we discovered we could see 6000 plus other Suns with the naked eye at night, we just called them stars. Then along comes telescopes and and now there are really a very large amount of Suns. There are 200,000,000,000 (If Glen Beck is reading that number, Glen it is two hundred billion, not 200 trillion) in our Galaxy alone.

Indeed let's take the Galaxy, our unique galaxy the "Milky Way". First thing was, that we had to discover that we were in a galaxy. Then about 80 years ago, when they stuck a really big telescope on a mountain in Southern California, well, oops, there they were, thousands of Galaxies out there. Today THEY say that there are about 200,000,000,000 galaxies out there (that's the same number as before Glen). So that means there are about 400,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 stars, er Suns out there.

Of course Earth is unique. Right!

Dr. Lobo's Law Second: the Universe is not what it seems.

Now here is a kicker that just blew away Dr. Lobo's original Cosmological Concoction: Dark Matter, and Dark Energy.

Now THEY say that all of those 400 times 7 zeros Suns, plus all the gases, planets and all other stuff that can be seen, only accounts for 4% of the mass and energy in the Cosmos that is reflected to exist by the measured action of gravity waves. OK, OK, OK, that' really great. So after all of my thinking, I've only got my mind wrapped around 4% of the Cosmos? Mind you even that was a loose wrap job at best.

But then reaching into the recesses of my store of trivia I remembered that Steven Hawking's had used multiple universes in his 2006 proof that his own Hawking's Paradox was wrong. Also, that String Theory predicted multiple parallel universes that would be intermixed and overlapping but invisible to one another because they vibrated at different frequencies, had different songs so to speak.

Alright, that's it.
Now I had my FIX to the previously deconstructed Dr. Lobo's Concoctions. It was simple, if the known Universe was only 4% of the energy and matter in the Cosmos then I could just divide that 4% into 100% and get 25 universes of the same size. They would be here and there and all around, but we could not see them because they sang a different song than we did. (actually there is a cosmological map showing where the dark stuff is relative to our universe's light stuff) No need to fix the big bang part, or the God part, cause those still worked with 25 as well as they did with one. God just gets more magnificent and the Big Bang just gets louder.

And yes, there was one other common denominator, gravity. The same gravity seems to be in all of them, and thus ties them together. (God = Gravity?)

Now that's Dr. Lobo's Current Cosmic Concoction.
Move aside Bob, a new sheriff is in town.
Thank God, there's not currently an Inquisition going on.

The next Dr. Lobo's Concoction will deal with how we might take short cuts through the other 24 universes to get to some place in our own. I think I may call the short cuts something like "Dream Passes".