Whole Earth, December 22nd, 1997
Scientists can learn more about the possibility of life on other universes by studying our own. Questions raised by theologists about the nature of the universe and the existence of a creator are discussed, along with reality and ethics. What is conventionally called "the universe" could be just one member of an ensemble. Countless other universes may exist in which the laws are different. This new concept of a "multiverse" is, potentially, as drastic an enlargement of our cosmic perspective as the shift from pre-Copernican ideas to the realization that the Earth is orbiting a typical star on...
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