"Einstein-Rosen Bridge" what?!

Science continues to blow the mind. According to a new theory, every black hole contains a smaller alternate universe. Instead of forming singularities, matter inside black holes pops out into a different universe through wormholes.

That's cool, you say. But this is the kicker: Our universe might just exist inside another, much larger universe. How? Short answer: Gamma rays. "These high energy bursts occur at the fringes of the known universe. They appear to be associated with supernovae, or star explosions, in faraway galaxies, but their exact sources are a mystery."

According to a publication in Physics Letter B, Indiana professor, Poplawski proposes that the bursts may be discharges of matter from alternate universes. The matter, he says, might be escaping into our universe through supermassive black holes—wormholes—at the hearts of those galaxies, though it's not clear how that would be possible. According to the article, it seems that we can probably test this theory by determining if our universe actually has a preferred rotational direction.

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