+The **Many-worlds interpretation** of [Quantum Mechanics](/wiki/quantum_mechanics) posits that every quantum event causes the universe to "split" into multiple, parallel realities. Each outcome of a quantum choice unfolds in its own distinct world, meaning the [Wave Function](/wiki/wave_function) never truly collapses, but all possibilities are actualized. This creates an ever-branching cosmic tree where every quantum uncertainty is resolved by a new universe.
+## See also
+- [Quantum Mechanics](/wiki/quantum_mechanics)
+- [Copenhagen Interpretation](/wiki/copenhagen_interpretation)
+- [Quantum Superposition](/wiki/quantum_superposition)
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