My research question was, Is the theory of the multiverse real or fiction?

Why are you interested in this question?

I’m interested in this question because it’s something I have always felt fascinating about when I was little and its also like a hobby to me. I like astronomy I remember being in school and learning about this for the first time I was astonished of how much is outside of our planet and unknown to us, how much science had advance and is being learned all throughout the years. I never saw myself majoring in this because it requires a lot of math and science, I’m not really good at that :but, nevertheless is something that I like knowing about. There’s is an abundant of question’s to ask on this topic ;however, I precisely picked this question because it somehow relates back to the things I believe in.  Whether it is true or not that is yet to be learn,  for now its something that doesn’t just make me focus on just one part of the galaxy, but on the contrary makes me need to research more of the galaxy’s because of my question.
What do you expect to find in your research? (Why do you expect to find this?)

I expect to find an answer to my curiosity well a close enough answer to my question. I hope to learn more of this topic something that leads me to research another question, something new I learned about that I never knew before. As well where did this theory come from? Who thought of this? Why did they think such thing? Any evidence to back it up? I expect to find this because I know I won’t get the exact answer because of so many opinions out there ,but I can get something out of it, something close to an answer and learning something new that probably can lead me closer to my a truth.

What will you do if you find information that goes completely against what you had expected to find? (Will you throw it out? Will you write about it anyway? Will you challenge your own assumptions?)

If the information goes completely against what I had expected to find I will not throw it out, I will write about it anyway because at least the reader will understand what I had found out and why I got to the conclusion I got that contradicted my expectation. Not everything always goes the the way you want it to but, I can look it in a different way that will lead it to a new question, new research and hopefully an new answer that I was looking for.

What genres do you think might give you good information?

The genres I think that might give me a good information will be nonfiction books, primary and secondary sources, encyclopedic articles, textbooks, biography, essay, journalism, narrative nonfiction, reference book, speech and textbooks. This all contains factional facts that can be reliable and be used as a source as well as, answer my curiosity.