Physicist Ron Mallett announced that an advanced mathematical equation has been created that will pave the way for time travel. This idea, previously considered a piece of science fiction, is now finding its way into reality. After his father’s death at a young age, Mallett found solace in science fiction, especially works such as HG Wells’s The Time Machine, which inspired him to explore the possibilities of time travel.

Based on the study of black holes and Albert Einstein’s theories of relativity, Mallett concluded that it was possible to create time loops by using the gravitational effect of black holes. Its concept involves using a laser ring to create a space and time-distorting effect similar to a black hole.

The professor remains optimistic about realizing his theory despite a number of challenges, including the need for “galactic-scale energy” and the limitations of current technology. However, he points out that the time machine can only send information to the past after it is activated, which limits the possibility of time travel to the moment it was created.

An important element of Mallett’s theory is the idea of ​​spatiotemporal continuity, which combines spatial and temporal dimensions into a single four-dimensional space. It changes our perception of reality.

The study of space-time is further supported by the detection of gravitational waves, revealing the dynamic nature of the universe and opening up new previously unavailable possibilities for observing cosmic events. Source