The comments are really interesting about this topic as it evokes a lot of question.

Commenter Robert had this to ask:

“if there are an infinite amount of multiverses, we would never be able to find one like our own”~ This is contradictory as according to physics, there is a limited way in which matter can arrange itself. So in a multiverse of infinity, matter would eventually repeat it’s patterns. But you are correct to wonder about “higher dimensions”. The “brane” between universes is supposed to be in the 11th dimension and is actually supposed to be imperceptibly thin.

Commenter Forest M had this in a reply:

Yes, there is a limited way in which matter can arrange itself, but if I remember correctly, the expansion rate of each universe could be anything, and even if that was somewhat limited, there may be different properties for different universes. And if there an infinite number of copies of different states of universes, then though practically, we would have a chance at finding our own, but chances would probably be so small. Also thanks for the correction about the space between universes being in the 11th dimension.

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