An ordinary wormhole, even if someone created it, would collapse faster than you can say 'black hole'. But what if rotation itself holds it open, like a funnel in a whirlpool? Physicists have found a way — without any magical matter.
🎯 The name was coined by physicist [scientist:John Archibald Wheeler]John Wheeler[/scientist]: he compared spacetime to an apple, with a worm chewing a shortcut through its interior instead of crawling along the skin.
🎬 Like in 'Interstellar': a wormhole near Saturn sent heroes to other worlds. Now physicists say such a thing might work without mysterious antigravity — just rotation.