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Physicists Simulated What Might Happen When Two Wormholes Collide, And Things Got Weird
Like the surface of an ocean, the fabric of the Universe is constantly rippling with an infinitude of gravitational waves, propagating outward across the cosmos.
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Scientists simulated the collision of two wormholes, a theoretical construct that could connect distant regions of spacetime. The model showed that when the wormholes intersect, the surrounding fabric of the universe could experience extreme distortions, potentially creating new, unexpected pathways or altering the local gravitational field. The study highlights how such exotic events might produce gravitational waves distinct from those generated by black‑hole mergers, offering a new avenue for future observational tests.
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