Over time, the galaxies are scattered with ever-increasing speed, as if they are affected by the repulsive gravity. This accelerating expansion of the universe can be explained by the fact that our space is filled with a substance with negative pressure, just as matter necessary for the existence of wormholes. & Quot; blockquote> However, for this purpose you need too many exotic matter, and only a very advanced civilization could hope to implement such a project.
However, other physicists disagree with vysheskazannym.Maldasena says:
I believe that a stable wormhole through which to travel, must be extremely tortuous and possibly inappropriate known physical laws. Blockquote> Hossenfelder Sabina (Sabina Hossenfelder) of the Nordic Institute for Theoretical Physics in Sweden, more skeptical:
We have absolutely no evidence of the existence of wormholes. Probably, they can not exist, and even whether it is not, they would be extremely unstable. Blockquote> Even if exotic matter existed, the journey through it would not be pleasant. Its impact on the ship and astronauts would depend on the curvature of space-time around the wormhole, and the energy density inside it. It's like a black hole: too strong tidal forces tear the ship to the smallest particles.
Thorne said, hardly exist in nature in the p-tunnels through which we will be able to travel.
Even if they do exist, I doubt very much that they are formed in the astrophysical universe. & Quot; blockquote>
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