How the wormhole theory argues for time travel

Wormholes are used to make space-time transitions, and cannot go back in time.

Time is a one-way axis and cannot be reversed. The theory of relativity says that time beyond the speed of light will go backwards, which means that if we fly faster than the speed of light, we can catch up with the light that was emitted before and see the previous scene, which is just a visual effect, not going back to the past, and we cannot make any changes to the events that happened in the past.

Wormholes are the pipes of space-time that connect distant regions of the universe, and no one knows exactly how it was done, because no one has proven it, but it's just prophecy and conjecture.

It is possible to get in front of the time cone. "Seeing" the past.

Going back in time is absolutely not allowed under any circumstances. Because it would reverse the order of cause and effect, and violate the law of cause and effect. This has nothing to do with Einstein.

The wormhole theory doesn't seem to say that you can go back in time.

Are you mistaken? Faster-than-light is the way to go back in time.

Wormholes for long-distance travel are very fast, so you might think of it as faster-than-light.

Actually, it's not faster-than-light, it's just walking in the fifth dimension, and we see it as faster-than-light in the three-dimensional world.

And then there's the theory that wormholes are black holes at the entrance and white holes at the exit.

According to Albert Einstein's theory, acceleration and gravity are equivalent, so in the vicinity of a black hole, the gravitational pull is very large, which equals a very large acceleration, and when the acceleration becomes very large, the time of the inertial frame becomes very slow, and when the gravitational force is close to infinity, the time of the inertial frame stops, and when it goes beyond infinity, time goes backwards.

Truth be told, no one knows whether Einstein meant going back in time or actually going back in time, but the basis of the theory of relativity is that we can't go faster than the speed of light, because we can see the past faster than the speed of light

It is feasible to determine the existence of the wormhole, then the wormhole can reach the location you want to go in the shortest time.

This is to determine whether wormholes and black holes are similar. And if the other side of the wormhole is still our main universe, then this scenario is feasible.

Feasible. Because wormholes have the function of traveling through space, and the level of human science and technology is constantly improving, the future should be feasible.

The first way is to make use of wormholes. The wormhole was assumed by Einstein and Rosen when they studied the gravitational field equations, so the wormhole is also known as the Einstein-Rosen bridge. The so-called wormhole is a multi-dimensional space tunnel connecting two distant space-times, although Einstein himself did not believe that wormholes exist objectively.