Can wormholes travel through time and space? How can I find it?

-！The quote upstairs is from Hawking's time travel band, but I want to say that there is a mistake in the copy, and the last word is not a fallacy, but a paradox. As for the definition of paradox, you can go to the Internet to look it up, or you can go to Hawking's **, the explanation is easy to understand.

In addition, if Hawking's above inference is true, then the wormhole is only one-way, and it can be traversed, but you can't find it, unless you find it in the universe. For wormholes, in fact, it can also be explained in this way, just like a piece of paper you crumple it into a bottle shape, then there will be a superposition point, that point can be called a wormhole, theoretically can be explained, if the earth is compared to this piece of paper, then we have been measuring how long is the week from the earth? A week later, it was clear that it was the starting point, but we did measure the distance.

This proves the possibility of the existence of overlapping points, and also shows that wormholes are indeed possible, but it is clear that if wormholes exist, it is either a gap in time or a gap in distance, that is, you could not be in the same place as you are now a minute ago... Because both time and distance are too small relative to the overlapping points of time or the universe, and the result of being too small is that the paper will fold and break if it is a hard object, so theoretically, wormholes will distinguish between distance and time.

The premise of the wormhole is that the surrounding space is bent by a large scale, so that you can take a shortcut. However, ultra-large space curvature is often a characteristic of black holes, and interstellar travel is relatively good in terms of conforming to scientific theories. So if you want to use the wormhole, you must first make a large area of space-time bending, otherwise there is no point in taking a shortcut.

However, if you could know such a large bend out of thin air, you would have been able to travel close to the speed of light with a small area of space compression. Moreover, a large area of spatial deformation can have a great impact on travelers.

No, this is because science and technology have not reached such a height now, and then time and space travel will cause a particularly serious *** to the human body.

With the current level of human technology, it is still impossible to create a wormhole, but I believe that in the future, human beings can realize this dream.

Theoretically it is achievable, but it is very difficult to really realize, the wormhole has a very large gravitational force, when the spacecraft is close, it will not stretch infinitely and finally decompose, the diameter of the truly safe wormhole needs to be more than one light year, not to mention whether such a large wormhole can be found, the mass of dark matter that needs to maintain the wormhole is also immeasurable, after calculation, it needs at least 100,000 times the total mass of the stars in the entire galaxy, so it is impossible to achieve it in a short time. Albert Einstein proposed the theory of "wormholes". So, what is a "wormhole"?

To put it simply, a "wormhole" is a thin tube of space-time that connects distant regions of the universe. Dark matter keeps the wormhole's exit open. It can connect parallel universes with baby universes and offer the possibility of time travel.

It could also be a space-time tunnel connecting a black hole and a white hole, also called"Gray Channel".