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NASA scientists discovered a parallel universe where time flows back

A team of NASA scientists working on an experiment in the Antarctic discovered evidence of the existence of a parallel universe, where the rules of physics are opposite to those in our world, writes New York Post.

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The concept of a parallel universe has existed since the early 1960s, mainly in the minds of fans of science fiction television shows and comics. But now the theory has scientific evidence. An experiment in detecting cosmic rays revealed particles that, according to scientists, came from a parallel world, also born in the Big Bang.

Experts used a giant balloon to transport a NASA pulse transient antenna (called ANITA) high above Antarctica, where the cool, dry air provides an ideal research environment with virtually no radio noise distorting the results.

“Wind”, consisting of high-energy particles, constantly arrives on Earth from space.

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According to the report, low-energy subatomic neutrinos with a mass close to zero can completely pass through the Earth, but objects with a higher energy stop solids in our planet.

This means that high-energy particles can only be detected "coming down" from space, but the ANITA team detected heavier particles, called tau neutrinos, which are "coming out" from Earth.

According to the data obtained, such particles actually move backward in time, which indicates the presence of a parallel universe.

ANITA chief researcher Peter Gorham, an experimental physicist at the University of Hawaii, suggested that the only explanation for how tau neutrinos can behave this way is that they turn into particles of a different type before passing through the Earth and then come back again.

Gorham, the lead author of an article at Cornell University describing a strange phenomenon, noted that he and his research colleagues saw several such “impossible events,” some were skeptical of.

"Not everyone liked this hypothesis," he told New Scientist.

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The simplest explanation for this phenomenon is that at the moment of the Big Bang 13,8 billion years ago, two universes were formed - ours and another, which from our point of view is moving in the opposite direction, and time flows backward in it.

If the inhabitants of a possible parallel universe exist, they consider us backward.

“We are left with the most exciting or the most boring possibilities,” said Ibrahim Safa, who also worked on the experiment.

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