Question: Edit: Let me first thank all of you for being patient with me (I’m by no means a physicist) and for answering my question. This is an update to my previous question. I’ve done some research and to the best of my knowledge the idea that multiple universes could exist is a result of cosmic inflation and the principles of uncertainty in quantum mechanics. Basically (as I understand it) the idea is that during cosmic inflation after the Big Bang due to these uncertainties in quantum mechanics different regions of space time began their ‘Hot Big Bang’ period at different intervals. Thus the gap between universes is the result of the continued inflation of the universe after this happens. So my new question is: could we not just travel there via space? Grant it would be very difficult considering space is still inflating making the distance between universes farther and farther as time passes. But let’s say we use a little handwaving and make it so the teleportation of organic matter is possible or we create a wormhole that won’t collapse almost immediately upon formation and won’t kill us. I’m trying to fill the gaps with as much actual science as possible and whatever is still vastly unknown can be filled in with pseudoscience. Thanks again.

Answer: 
**It's almost certainly not possible to provide a plausible scientific explanation**

I'm afraid that (especially with the science based tag) the answer will be that there is no plausible explanation for how human beings might travel the multiverse.

I am very sure that (like the [Ansible](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ansible) used by Orson Scott Card in "Ender's Game" to communicate instantly across any distance via quantum entanglement) the idea you can hop between universes is nothing more than a literary device based on junk science arising from poor (or unfortunate) choice of words when explaining the physics to laymen.

That it belongs in the realm of fantasy & has nothing to do with any real (or merely "hard") science.

That said, I'd guess this is an idea you're as attached to as I was to quantum communication, so suspect you'll be resistant to my answer & want "proof" (as I did for why the ansible couldn't work).

But it took me a lot of very frustrating research & reading before I fully understood enough about quantum entanglement to know that the idea it could be used for communication was rubbish & I really don't want to put myself through all that *again* just to provide someone else with proof :)

So I suggest you field a question in the physics stack exchange to get your answers.

**But that said how about this**

Time travel.

Go with the idea the past is fixed (hot tub time machine played with this idea I think).

So (when someone invents a time machine) every time anyone goes to the "past" they create a new alternative timeline (one where an older version of themselves just appeared out of nowhere) & as long as the "wormhole" stays open while they're there they can step back into their own timeline.

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This means nothing they do in the (other) past effects their present.

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Now you just have to work out the equally improbable mechanics of how to build a time machine.
Travelling the multiverse is currently magic because our physic and mathematical models are not up to the task of adequately representing fifth or higher order dimensions required to plot an exit point and return safely. So you could do a cheat and "find" an ancient artifact that acts as a portal (tv shows such as Sliders, Twilight Zone or Stargate SG1). Were humans able to build such a device that could breach the veil/barrier it would require a ridiculous amount of energy and would not be something portable in scale. The computations would require the use of a super computer or several working together.