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This section shows the list of typical questions that an enthusiastic person would have about the universe and the laws governing it. Each lecture and program at Multiversal Journey tries to answer some of these questions.

1. Why are there four forces in nature?
2. Why is there only one dimension for time?
3. Can one single equation explain the universe and its laws?
4. What is the size of the universe?
5. What is the overall shape of the universe?
6. How old is the universe?
7. What is the meaning of space and time?
8. What are the extra dimensions of space?
9. What was before the big bang?
10. When will the universe end?
11. Why can we not go faster than the speed of light?
12. What are dark matter and dark energy?
13. Do parallel universes exist?
14. Is time travel possible?
15. Do magnetic monopoles exist?
16. What is quantum entanglement?
17. What are cosmic strings?
18. Do white holes exist?
19. Why the laws of quantum (the small) are different from the laws of the large?
20. Why the laws of physics fail in a singularity?

1. Does time have a beginning?
2. Does time have an end?
3. Can you make time go faster or slower?
4. Is time travel possible?
5. What are the extra dimensions?
6. Can we observe the extra dimensions experimentally?
7. How many dimensions are there?
8. Are there any other universes in addition to ours?
9. Are other universes observable?
10. How do we describe a mulitverse (multiple number of universes) and what is its structure?
11. Are multiverse theories testable, and how can they be tested if we only observe one universe?

1. Is the whole universe a set of data that is stored on a 2-dimenasional surface?
2. Do we know how much information is there in the universe, and how do we count it?
3. How much information is carried by a black hole, and what does this teach us about quantum gravity?
4. If you throw a book into a black hole, is the information contained in it forever lost?
5. What are the extra dimensions?
6. Can we observe the extra dimensions experimentally?
7. How many dimensions are there?
8. Are there any other universes in addition to ours?
9. Are other universes observable?
10. How do we describe a mulitverse (multiple number of universes) and what is its structure?
11. Are multiverse theories testable, and how can they be tested if we only observe one universe?