The Many Worlds Interpretation and Parallel Universes in Sci-Fi

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Fact and Science Fiction

Fact & Science Fiction

35 episodes

2 months ago

A podcast about the real science behind your favorite science fiction themes and tropes. Each episode, I choose a recurring topic or two in science fiction, and then dive into how it works in reality. If you ever wanted to learn more about genetics, virtual reality, or space travel - this podcast is for you.

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The Many Worlds Interpretation and Parallel Universes in Sci-Fi

Fact and Science Fiction

22 minutes 20 seconds

5 years ago

The Many Worlds Interpretation and Parallel Universes in Sci-Fi

In this episode of Fact and Science Fiction, I'm discussing the science and science fiction of parallel universes. I review the famous Many Worlds Interpretation, the theory of bubble universes and more. I use examples from The Dark Tower, Golden Compass and Spider-man: Into the Spider-verse to understand why parallel universes are just so fascinating to science fiction fans.

I used research from the Khan Academy course video on Quantum Wavefunction, The Case for Parallel Universes in Scientific American and PhilosophyNow.org

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