Scientist claims to have seen evidence of parallel universes 'more habitable than earth'

dailyrecord.co.uk:

A leading cosmologist, who claims to have seen evidence of parallel universe s in the night sky, believes that the fingerprint of those alternate universes can be identified.

Laura Mersini-Houghton says the some of the parallel universes could even be more habitable than earth. Professor Mersini-Houghton said that the key to identifying alternate universes is by looking into the cosmic background radiation at the very edges of the visible universe, with some more habitable than the universe we're currently living in.

So while different physical constraints may prevail in another cosmos, the professor claims those are still habitable even if the law of physics is changed by large factors.“Our universe seems to be only borderline habitable,” she said. “We were sitting right at the edge between habitable and non-habitable.”“Once we thought the Earth was the centre of the universe, and then the solar system and our galaxy [were the centre of the Universe].“Now we are finding that even our universe is just one tiny grain of dust in a much more intricate and beautiful cosmos”.As reported in the Daily Star, The Anthropic Principle in physics states that the we could only ever see a universe that can sustain life - if the universe were any less habitable we wouldn't be here to measure it.

Professor Mersini-Houghton found that you could vary the basic laws of physics “by many orders of magnitude, by thousands and millions, and still have universes where conditions for life to arise were prime” while she was working with astrophysicist Fred Adams, a distinguished professor of astrophysics and the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.She believes in The Copernican Principle – the concept that the Earth is not unique or special and