Produced by: Manoj Kumar
Cosmic strings, as predicted by Einstein’s theory, could warp space-time to create loops enabling backward journeys in time.
Prof. J. Richard Gott explains how two cosmic strings moving near light speed might make time travel possible.
Formed during early cosmic transitions, these high-energy strings may hold the key to the fabric of time.
A cosmic string slicing past Earth at near light speed could unleash catastrophic destruction.
By bending space-time, cosmic strings could duplicate images of stars and galaxies through gravitational lensing.
A sudden brightening of stars might reveal the elusive strings, according to Prof. David Chernoff’s microlensing research.
Discovering cosmic strings would revolutionize physics, offering clues to time, gravity, and the Universe itself.
Traveling through a cosmic string loop might send you into a black hole with no return, warns Gott.
Cosmic strings could explain early Universe anomalies, black hole formation, and the quest for a theory of everything.