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I've heard a lot about how an extremely powerful gravitational force can distort space and time. I was wondering (hypothetically) if it is possible to distort space-time enough by focusing a somehow artificial gravitational field into a single tiny point to pop a hole in space-time and travel vast distances through the cosmos in very little time. Sort of like an artificial wormhole. I am not a physicist, but I'm guessing that would require generating a gravitational field powerfully equal to that of a black hole. Which is probably impossible.
But if it were actually possible, human beings could travel to other galaxies, solar systems, in search for habitable, extra-solar planets to colonize, or perhaps search for extraterrestrial life.
But if it were actually possible, human beings could travel to other galaxies, solar systems, in search for habitable, extra-solar planets to colonize, or perhaps search for extraterrestrial life.