Wormholes may not exist—we've found they reveal something deeper about time and the universe - Phys.org
Google News • 1/15/2026 – 1/17/2026
Summary
Research suggests that wormholes may not exist, revealing deeper insights about time and the universe. The exploration of wormhole research continues, with discussions on the possibility of future humans building artificial wormholes and the reality of spacetime tunnels. Additionally, there are inquiries into whether wormholes could allow for time travel, examining related physics, paradoxes, and possibilities.
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Age: 93 days - proven survivor
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