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For some reason it didn't generate much buzz (maybe people are leery of ever trusting scientists again after NASA ruined scientific announcements forever), but Stephen Feeney over at the Department of Physics and Astronomy at University College London thinks he may have detected "bruises" on our universe from where it collided with OTHER universes.

People in the scientific community are falling all over each other to urge people to not rush to conclusions about this, but how can you not? IT'S A REAL LIVE MULTIVERSE, MAN! Theoretically, that is. But COME ON!

Start choosing sides now: we're expecting a Crisis on Infinite Woots any day now.

 

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I don't know about you, but I'm buying a fake mustache and/or beard as soon as possible so I can blend in with our evil opposites from the alternate universe when they ultimately invade and take over our universe.

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bsmith1 wrote:I don't know about you, but I'm buying a fake mustache and/or beard as soon as possible so I can blend in with our evil opposites from the alternate universe when they ultimately invade and take over our universe.



Hey, they might have more fun than we do. Nah, for all we know they all look like Rush Limbaugh in a dress.

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BC4L!

bsmith1


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[The ship cruises towards the edge of space and lands in a parking
space. The crew get out and walk to a wall seperating space from
the nothingness after it. Fry puts some money in some binoculars
and looks through them. He sees a Planet Express from a parallel
cowboy universe wave. Our crew wave back.]


FRY
Far out! So, there's an infinite number
of parallel universes?


FARNSWORTH
No, just the two.


FRY
Oh, well, I'm sure that's enough.


BENDER
I'm sick of parallel Bender lording
his cowboy head over me! Let's move
on to Fry's next fantasy.