Daughter Universes Theory

Daughter universes theory emerges from quantum mechanics, particularly in the context of wave function collapse. It proposes that whenever a quantum event with multiple outcomes occurs, the universe doesn't split, but rather a new "daughter" universe is created for each possible result. These universes exist independently alongside our own, each with its own unique timeline. This interpretation avoids the paradox of a single universe splitting and offers an alternative to the many-worlds hypothesis for explaining quantum probabilities.