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August 18th 18, 08:18 AM
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Experiments to contact "other universes" in the multiverse.
Apparently, there are about 20 experiments going at any one time to make some kind of connection to "alternate universes" because of the multiverse theory. How does someone at a university go about securing funds for such...fanciful endeavours?
I thought that if other universes (and dimensions outside our own) existed, the math would suggest it's impossible to connect with them? 
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