  I study the global structure of de Sitter space in the semi-classical and
one-loop approximations to quantum gravity. The creation and evaporation of
neutral black holes causes the fragmentation of de Sitter space into
disconnected daughter universes. If the black holes are stabilized by a charge,
I find that the decay leads to a necklace of de Sitter universes (`beads')
joined by near-extremal black hole throats. For sufficient charge, more and
more beads keep forming on the necklace, so that an unbounded number of
universes will be produced. In any case, future infinity will not be connected.
This may have implications for a holographic description of quantum gravity in
de Sitter space.
