Beyond One Universe: Exploring the Multiverse

Title

Artist

Phil Evans

Discipline(s)

#Illustrations

Style(s)

#3D CGI #Conceptual #Realistic

Subject(s)

#Editorial #Futuristic / sci-fi #Science

ABOUT THIS WORK

Imagine this: not one, but countless universes existing side by side. The multiverse may sound like science fiction, but astronomers take the idea surprisingly seriously. This month, Quest magazine goes on a journey of discovery.

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