The Wormhole Conjecture: A Framework for Ultra-Long Distance Space Traval

This research paper presents a novel hypothesis titled “The Wormhole Conjecture: A Framework for Ultra Long-Distance Space Travel.” The core idea of this paper revolves around the limitations of conventional space travel, even at the speed of light, which makes interstellar and intergalactic exploration nearly impossible within a human lifespan. This work proposes that traversable wormholes or teleportation mechanisms may be the only viable methods for achieving practical ultra long-distance space travel. The paper discusses fundamental aspects of wormhole theory, their potential existence, and their applicability to human space exploration. By examining various theoretical models, this research aims to inspire further investigation into the feasibility of creating or discovering stable, traversable wormholes. The findings of this research hold significant implications for the future of space exploration and understanding the universe beyond the limits of light-speed travel.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Published
2025-03-30
DOI
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15108851
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Space Science and Extraterrestrial Life
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The Wormhole Conjecture: A Framework for Ultra-Long Distance Space Traval

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Space Science and Extraterrestrial Life
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The Wormhole Conjecture: A Framework for Ultra-Long Distance Space Traval

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Abstract

This research paper presents a novel hypothesis titled “The Wormhole Conjecture: A Framework for Ultra Long-Distance Space Travel.” The core idea of this paper revolves around the limitations of conventional space travel, even at the speed of light, which makes interstellar and intergalactic exploration nearly impossible within a human lifespan. This work proposes that traversable wormholes or teleportation mechanisms may be the only viable methods for achieving practical ultra long-distance space travel. The paper discusses fundamental aspects of wormhole theory, their potential existence, and their applicability to human space exploration. By examining various theoretical models, this research aims to inspire further investigation into the feasibility of creating or discovering stable, traversable wormholes. The findings of this research hold significant implications for the future of space exploration and understanding the universe beyond the limits of light-speed travel.

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