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What if the universe isn’t alone? Hidden in the afterglow of the Big Bang lies one of the strangest discoveries in modern cosmology: the Cosmic Cold Spot. First detected in 2004, this mysterious region of space is billions of light-years across and far colder than anything scientists expected.

At first, astronomers thought it might be a glitch — a random statistical fluke. Others suggested it could be explained by a giant supervoid, a vast cosmic desert almost completely empty of galaxies. But even that doesn’t fully account for the Cold Spot’s bizarre scale.

That’s where the most mind-bending theory comes in: what if the Cold Spot is evidence of a collision between universes? Some scientists believe it could be the first physical clue that our universe is just one bubble in a vast multiverse — and the Cold Spot might be the scar left behind when another universe brushed against ours.
In this video, we’ll explore:
How NASA’s WMAP and ESA’s Planck satellites discovered the Cold Spot
The leading theories: fluke, void, or something far stranger
Why some scientists believe it could be evidence of a parallel universe
The fierce debate in cosmology over whether the multiverse is science… or speculation

Is the Cold Spot nothing more than a cosmic coincidence, or is it the first sign we’re not alone in the multiverse? Let’s dive deep into one of astronomy’s greatest unsolved mysteries.
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Timeline:
00:00 - Introduction
01:29 - Discovery of the Cold Spot
03:10 - The Theories
04:47 - The Multiverse Angle
06:25 - Counterarguments & Debate
08:04 - The Big Question