Multiverse Hypothesis/Occasional Overlapping Realities?

[raditus]

1. Not from a supernatural stance, but from a physics one, is it possible for two or more realities to briefly and seamlessly be overlapped.

I.E. In Reality A,  Person A walks down a street in daylight and looks up. At that moment, for whatever reason, Reality B makes a brief overlapping and Person A sees an airplane from Reality B go overhead and out of sight. Things go back to normal and those places are "separate" again.

2. Someone told me awhile ago of a neat sounding idea. I am not sure if this hypothesis or proven.

"There are many multi verses. Think of each one as a glass jar. As an example, set up two jars. Take two sets of marbles, exactly twenty six each set. All of the colors must be a common color theme - but with a different layout of the colors in each of the marbles. Put one set in one and the the other set in the other."

Basically, each multi verse has a set of events and people congruent to that multi verse. Since this person read somewhere that physics has found out there is only 26 realities, groups of 26 must be part of other multi verses. So each multi verse = 26 ways of switched around stuff for those people and events!

Like I said, sounds neat to me, but I am on the fence about this one!       

[Szaxx]

Perhaps those orbs of light we see are a sign of some irregularities within the interlacing of realities.

[CFTraveler]

1. Not from a supernatural stance, but from a physics one, is it possible for two or more realities to briefly and seamlessly be overlapped.

I think so.  I've had many instances of remembering a past event (usually collectively experienced) differently than others, and then later on have it 'adjust' to however I experienced it the first place.  Makes me think that in some point I crossed over, but the realities are so similar they're virtually the same.  This is something that happens to others too, so I think that personal experiences support this.
Yes, there are other ways to interpret this, but the experiences are not uniformly the same, so I tend to think this is the explanation.

[raditus]

I think the overlap might have happened, but when I was a really young kid. I distinctly remember going on an actual train ride, like back in the 80s. My mom, dad, grandma and some other people were there. My grandma had this boxy small-ish suitcase of hers tucked up under the seat.

I remember getting on the floor at some point, nearly up under the seat to take a look at the case, as I've never seen it before. I see the combination lock on it and ask mom and dad what that was for, and they told me plus to get up from under the seat and not to try to mess around with it - as it was not mine.

I remember this piece of memory vividly, but each time I asked them, my mom and dad denied that it ever happened and that I never rode on a train. The closest I ever got, according to them, was when I rode the subway for the first time in the fifth grade. But my 'family travel' was years before that.

[TylerSnotgern]

1. Not from a supernatural stance, but from a physics one, is it possible for two or more realities to briefly and seamlessly be overlapped.

Stay there. Materialistic physics is incapable of answering this question. 

[GuyJohnston]

Wonderful concept I'm a believer in multiverse theory and dimensional shifting at the moment which can change at any time XD. I believe that intermingled realities are inevitable and happen all the time. We are so small in our experience and understanding. I think doppelganger comes into the experience for me XD. We may shift different quantum states all the time. But may never be aware of them. Every day is a treasure. What is happening today that goes against probability ? Does not mean it did not exist, maybe that is was just something more. All experience can only add more to our equations and understanding. We are a quantitative in our thinking of a universe that seems more abstract in the whole. 

Thanks, Guy