Message #3964

[Bad Penny]

One further physical property of interuniversal space:

If the electroweak force is bound to all universes the same way it's bound to our universe (which seems, to me, to be extremely likely, as the elemental properties of fundamental particles are extremely likely to be innate to those particles, and immutable), then interuniversal space is very likely opaque to electroweak strings, thus possessing a temperature of 0 degrees Kelvin (i.e., absolute zero).