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Virtual universes in supercomputers: a testament to fine-tuning

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Virtual universes in supercomputers: a testament to fine-tuning

Scientists used supercomputers to simulate virtual universes with slight modification of fundamental constants (e.g. gravitational constant, electric charge, electron mass, speed of light...). The result was that most universes could not form stable atoms or...

Scientists used supercomputers to simulate virtual universes with slight modification of fundamental constants (e.g. gravitational constant, electric charge, electron mass, speed of light...). The result was that most of the universes could not form stable atoms, stars or planets, meaning that life could not have appeared, leading scientists to describe our universe as a “fine-tuned universe” or “perfect universe for life.” They have done simulations using the computer to change even a very small values of some of the 26 constant physical values in the universe, so all the results were that the universe is not born life as our current universe so they called it the perfect universe Fine tuned any unique and can not be another universe only our universe is born life, it is from the creation of God Almighty who impressed all scientists by the work of thousands of conferences and scientific books on this great miracle, the miracle of the perfect unique universe. Main scientific sources: "The Cosmic Landscape" by renowned physicist Leonard Suskind (Stanford University) He discusses how a slight change in physical constants makes life impossible. Research by Professor Brandon Carter (theoretical physicist) He introduced the concept of the anthropic principle, which states that the universe is fine-tuned to be habitable. * Studies by Professor John Barrow (Cosmologist, University of Cambridge): In his book, The Anthropic Cosmological Principle, he explains that a 1% change in the strength of a strong nuclear reaction will prevent the formation of carbon in stars. Professor Stephen Hawking's research: In his book A Brief History of Time, he states that the values of physical constants appear to be set with astonishing precision to allow for the existence of life. Physical constants studied: * Gravity constant G * Precise construction constant * The mass of proton and neutron The Power of Nuclear Reactions The Planck Constant The Speed of Light Examples of fine tuning * If the force of gravity was a little weaker: stars and galaxies would not have formed. If the electric charge of an electron were different, the atoms would not have formed. If the strong nuclear force was weaker, heavy elements such as carbon would not be formed. Specialized scientific conferences: Conferences on "Precise Control in Physics and Cosmology" at the British Institute of Physics "Fundamentals of Physics" symposiums at the Harvard Astrophysical Center Trusted Arabic References: The Scientific Miracle in the Universe by Dr. Zaghloul Al-Najjar The Book of "Unification" by Dr. Abdul Majeed Al-Zindani - Chapter of the fine tuning of the universe The book "Scientific Interpretation and Scientific Miracle" by Dr. Mohammed Borbab - Sura Al-Baqarah / Chapter "Al-Qayyoum" Professor Roger Penrose (Mathematician and Physicist): “The probability that the universe arose by chance is 1 in 10/10/123.” Professor Fred Hoyle (astronomer): "The fine tuning of the universe suggests a rational force behind creation." Allah says: “And the sky We have built with hands, and indeed We are expanding.” These sources confirm that the fine-tuning of the physical constants has become a decided scientific fact in the modern scientific community, and it is amazingly compatible with the Quranic vision of creation and divine creativity, contained in these verses. Greetings to all the Muslims. Dr. Mohamed Bourbab — Source: Posted on Dr. Mohammed Bourbab's Facebook page on 2025-10-29 https://www.facebook.com/bourbab.m/posts/pfbid02Xrh6ap7LKPDHFnwiTFTaFbo7RTT5LjgZa6k5Qkm9axGXfSGH9a3BCgnWLJYjNKeQl

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