Gravitational memory makes wormholes more stable ⚡ экспресс
Original: "Traversable Casimir Wormholes with Gravitational Memory"
Gravitational memory — an eternal scar from a wave — weakens the repulsion and stabilizes the wormhole.
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A wormhole is usually held open by negative energy, like in the Casimir effect. But if a gravitational wave passes through, the memory of that event alters its structure — making it more stable and outwardly resembling a black hole's shadow. Telescopes may already be seeing such objects.
🎯 The Casimir effect was predicted by Hendrik Casimir in 1948 over a cup of coffee while discussing the properties of the vacuum.
🎬 The wormhole as a portal is familiar from the movie Interstellar, where the scientific basis was laid by [scientist:Kip Thorne]Kip Thorne[/scientist].