Our universe may not be alone. We may live in a multiverse in which every possibility happens and with each new possibility the universe branches off into another of many worlds. In conversation with Astrophysicist and writer Janna Levin, MIT Physicists Max Tegmark and Nobel Laureate Frank Wilczek will discuss the multiverse, many worlds, and the elusive nature of reality.

Scientific Controversies<br />
No. 1: Many Worlds

<p>Our universe may not be alone. We may live in a multiverse in which every possibility happens and with each new possibility the universe branches off into another of many worlds. In conversation with Astrophysicist and writer Janna Levin, MIT Physicists Max Tegmark and Nobel Laureate Frank Wilczek will discuss the multiverse, many worlds, and the elusive nature of reality.</p>


No. 1<br />
Many Worlds

<div>Are there Many Worlds? Does Time Exist? Are We Alone?  Hosted by Director of Sciences <a href="http://jannalevin.com/">Janna Levin</a>, the Scientific Controversies series  brings creative minds together to celebrate the passionate spirit of scientific curiosity.  Previous guests include Nobel Laureate Frank Wilczek, geneticist George Church, and neuroscientist Christof Koch with subjects ranging from artificial intelligence and string theory, to dark matter, consciousness, and other unsolved scientific quandaries.</div>