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Paris Games Week 2026 is drawing buzz in France, with the French Air and Space Force announcing a presence themed around conquering the 'multiverse'. Coverage also includes colourful commentary, with one outlet calling the event the video game equivalent of the Fête de l'Humanité, reflecting excitement as the major gaming convention returns to Paris.
- 2CNBC weighs possible SpaceX and Tesla merger under Musk▼CNBC Daily Open: SpaceX and Tesla may merge in the multiverse of Musk
Elon Musk has floated the possibility of merging SpaceX and Tesla, prompting a CNBC Daily Open analysis of what a combination of the rocket maker and the electric car company could mean for investors and the broader Musk business empire. The idea raises questions about valuations, governance and how a combined company spanning spaceflight, vehicles and AI would operate.
- 3Why physicists say we probably live in a multiverse●# quantum # multiverse "Why we probably live in a multiverse The once-fringe quantum Many Worlds theory now seems much m
A revived argument for the quantum Many Worlds interpretation is drawing attention, claiming that the once-fringe idea that every quantum event branches into parallel universes is now far more plausible. The discussion ties into the centenary of quantum mechanics, widely regarded as the most successful theory in physics despite unresolved questions about what its mathematics means for the nature of reality.
- 4Sentinels of the Multiverse 2 launches Steam store page●Sentinels of the Multiverse 2 got a store page "Sentinels of the Multiverse 2 - The best comic-book card game in ANY mul
Sentinels of the Multiverse 2, the sequel to the comic-book themed card game, now has a Steam store page. Fans of the cooperative deckbuilding series are sharing the news, pointing to the tagline calling it the best comic-book card game in any multiverse. No release date details are included in the announcement.
- 5Quantum physics points to a probable multiverse, new argument says●We probably live in a multiverse. Quantum physics shows why
Scientific American has published an essay arguing that quantum physics makes the existence of a multiverse likely rather than speculative. The piece suggests that interpretations of quantum mechanics, notably the many-worlds view, imply countless parallel realities beyond our observable universe. Readers and science commentators are debating the article's claim that we probably live in a multiverse, weighing the physics behind it against doubts about whether such a hypothesis can ever be tested experimentally.