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Parallel universe hypothesis.

String theory predicts that there are many other universes. Some of them are in the higher dimensions. And some of them are also in a 3D universe if we think of a dimension as an energy level. 

Sometimes is introduced that the Higgs field that gives mass to particles is the interaction with the fourth dimension. The idea is that when a particle touches the Higgs field that energy field travels through that particle. The Higgs field would make the "mushroom" or fountain-looking effect where Higgs fields travel through the particle. Then the other particles (like hypothetical tachyon) interact with those particles and EM radiation. 

The Higgs field makes the bubble around the particle. And because there are no electromagnetic fields around particles. That small electromagnetic vacuum causes things. That the EM fields are traveling inside the particle. Inside that particle, the EM-field makes a small tornado, that forms the energy pike in those particles. That energy pike is the thing that pulls energy fields through that particle. 

The parallel universe hypothesis is one of the most extraordinary but same way, interesting theories about the universe. The idea is that there are many other dimensions. And there are many other worlds. The major question is where those other dimensions are. One answer could be that those other dimensions are very small. 

But when we think that extra dimensions hiding in superstrings and black holes. We must realize that the hypothetical observer. That exists in the fourth dimension would be so small that we cannot even see that creature. 

"The University of Tsukuba has mathematically demonstrated that parallel worlds, as predicted by superstring theories in theoretical physics, experience the same extreme changes (“blowing up”) under certain conditions. This research further confirms the interconnectedness of these two worlds (A-side and B-side), underscoring a significant aspect of mirror symmetry in these theoretical constructs". (ScitechDaily.com/Physicists Prove That Parallel Worlds Cannot Be Extremely Different From Each Other)


If parallel universes exist material in them is not far different from material, as we know it. 


The model of the small extra dimensions is taken from the model, of how dimension interacts when the observer falls into the black hole. When the observer closes the event horizon that observer turns smaller and smaller. 

The reason for that effect could be that when particles are closing the event horizon the quantum vapor or superstrings that travel through the particle pulls it smaller because of that thing. The superstring pulls the EM field from inside the particle with it. Or the quantum fields press those particles smaller. 


In some models, the number of dimensions is limitless. The energy level and its relation to other energy levels determine the dimension where the particle is. 


And the only place, where we even can see the shadow of other dimensions is a black hole. The idea about the fourth dimension is this the black hole's massive gravitation turns the universe opposite to this universe. The fourth dimension is the energy level where 3D material loses its ability to change information with 4D material. 

The fourth (or fifth) dimension explains also many things. The idea is that the black hole is a tensor or antenna that connects the 3rd dimension with the fourth dimension. In this model, the extreme energy of a supernova explosion pushes material to so high energy level that it can interact with the fourth dimension. If parallel universes exist material in them is not far different from material, as we know it. 


https://www.space.com/32728-parallel-universes.html


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multiverse


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superstring_theory

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