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A wormhole is a theoretical tunnel through space that could potentially connect two distant points more directly than traveling through normal space. If wormholes exist, they could allow shortcuts across the universe, though physicists have not yet confirmed they are real or physically possible.
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- named by
- John Archibald Wheeler
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ワームホール (wormhole) は、時空構造の位相幾何学として考えうる構造の一つで、時空のある一点から別の離れた一点へと直結する空間領域でトンネルのような抜け道である。
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