A highly speculative idea of modern astrophysics, warmholes are theoretical possibilities allowed within the mathematical framework of Einstein's general theory of relativity. A warmhole is a short-lived portal, lasting only a brief moment, that joints two black holes in different locations.
Warmholes could connect two points in the present-day universe or, perhaps, in different times. In warmhole theory, matter falling into a black hole at one point should emerge through a proposed "White Hole"-- the reverse of a black hole-- at the other end (Travelers could go from point to point in time or space through warmholes, as imagined here in the picture).
Neither wormholes nor any evidence of them has yet observed. Scientists cannot determine how they would be created, although astrophysics such as Hawking continue to work on this intriguing notion.
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Neither wormholes nor any evidence of them has yet observed. Scientists cannot determine how they would be created, although astrophysics such as Hawking continue to work on this intriguing notion.
