Parallel Universe Spotted

The Large Hadron Collider experiment at CERN has recently been boasting that they are on the brink of discovering the first scientific evidence that a parallel universe exists. I cover this in more detail in the background links at the bottom. However a cosmologist called Dr Ranga-Ram Chary has published a paper claiming to have beaten them to it. Ever since theoretical physicists reluctantly admitted that our universe could not possibly be the only one and that their equations only tallied if they took into account the presence of other universes, the question has been: "Could we ever actually see one of these parallel universes?" The best hope came from the atom-smashers because they have the power to bore holes in the fabric of the universal membrane and so expose the wonders of hyperspace to scientific scrutiny (and God knows what else!). Nobody expected that all we'd have to do is look up. The road to this discovery began with the launch of the Planck space telescope. One of its missions was to map the CMB, cosmic microwave background. This is a residual field of radiation left over from the Big Bang. The CMB was first discovered in 1964, but it was only in recent years that it's been analyzed in details. There have been a few surprises; instead of being uniform and homogenous, it has patches of higher or lower intensity indicating that there was some flux and irregularity with the initial creation moment of the universe. This means that when put on a colour-coded graph there is this mottled effect, see illustration above. This is what the universe actually looked like when it was just a few hundred thousand years old. The Planck study has created the most precise map of the CMB ever and Dr Chary discovered a strange element of it; a patch of colder radiation about ten degrees across which has been called "the bruise". This nickname indicates that it's the product of some kind of impact. The model depicts the three dimensional universal membranes as huge bubbles floating in a higher dimensional plain. This plain is not steady, but vibrant and active. Sometimes different universes brush into and collide with each other. This brilliant documentary explains the situation very well: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l6XMkapGgBo. Source: https://www.newscientist.com/article/mystery-bright-spots-could-be-first-glimpse-of-another-universe/. Here is Dr Chary's paper; it contains a lot of technical language and you'll need to know something about physics to understand it: http://arxiv.org/abs/1510.00126. The paper has been subjected to a peer-review, like all scientific publications, and it has inevitably gathered detractors. Prof. David Spergel, an astrophysicist who worked on the WMAP-Wilkinson Microwave Anisotropy Probe, a previous mission to observe the CMB, says that Dr Chary has measured the radiation wrongly. Prof. Spergel claims that material in the foreground, like stars, galaxies and cosmic dust, absorbed some of the radiation causing it to appear absent from the CMB scan; Dr Chary failed to control for this. Prof. Joe Silk, an astronomer at Oxford University, simply calls Chary's discovery an "artifact caused by foregrounds", but doesn't go into details. If this does turn out to be a real indication of the presence, albeit in the distant past, of an alternate three-D universal structure, then it will be an incredible revelation. However, something tells me that it will not lead to the cancellation of the LHC at CERN because that has another purpose, see background links below. I wonder if paranormal phenomena like ghosts and UFO's are a manifestation of this bleed-over from beyond the visible and comprehensible. Maybe such interactions are still going on spontaneously. For example see: http://hpanwo-tv.blogspot.co.uk/2015/05/stargate-brighton.html.

See here for background: http://hpanwo-tv.blogspot.co.uk/2015/07/cern-progress-or-apocalypse.html.

And: http://hpanwo-radio.blogspot.co.uk/2015/06/programme-142-podcast-cern-special.html.

And: http://hpanwo-voice.blogspot.co.uk/2015/10/cern-breaking-through-veil.html.