# Is it possible that there are an infinite number of universes?

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Note; the maximum temperature that Tegmark considered was 10e8K, not 108K. I should point out that a Hubble volume with that temperature would be too hot for humans, so his estimate includes a very large number of volumes that are uncomfortable, to say the least.

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