The Science to an Afterlife

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What happens when you die? Do you go to heaven? Are you born again, but in the future? Is the light at the end of the tunnel the light to another hospital room? These are all questions we all would love to have the answer to, many choose to simplify it by simply believing or creating a religion or a "god". But what is the science to an afterlife? Nobody actually knows what makes you, well, you. If you were to copy your brains atoms in the exact same pattern it's in right now, and then killed the current you, you wouldn't magically exist in that other body, or would you? Probably not, but what defines you then? Is it the electrons in the brain? Probably. Do you have a soul? Debatable. What about parallel universes? Where an infinite amount of universes exist, and atoms can only be in a finite amount of ways, and eventually it would have to start repeating. Would the electrons in your brain be repeated? Probably, as parallel universes also feature scenarios and decisions, every possible scenario and decision exists in a universe. And scenarios and events are what causes certain electrons in your brain. But, why would you teleport to that body after you die? Why don't you teleport there now, if parallel universes do exist? See? A dozen questions out of one: "Is there an afterlife?" There could surely be a lot more, an infinite amount of questions in an infinite amount of languages.