When Your Dog, "SkyBarker," Follows a Miniature, Backward Dancing Alien into a Wormhole

The alien dances backwards and coaxes your dog into a wormhole. You can hear music and a faint bark.

What would you do?

Jump in after your beloved pet? ?

Call your cat to go get him?

Wait a while?

Make a tombstone?

Look for a new dog?

To be continued...

Gravity and the Standard Model were to be merged, requiring a proper quantum theory of gravity, to create an elegant theory of everything.

Scientists began by launching a series of calculations to analyze what happens when ordinary matter becomes quantized, leaving gravity out of the equations. This led to work on wormholes, black holes, dark energy, dark matter, travel through time, and the creation of the universe.

Extraterrestrials, judging by the motions and underlying physics of their spacecraft, seem to have mastered both a capable theory of quantum gravity and also one for entanglement.

Through the Wormhole

In 1963, Roy Kerr, a mathematician, solved Einstein's equations for a rotating black hole. Rather than collapsing into a dot in the center, a spinning black hole collapses into a rapidly spinning ring. Penetrating the ring may serve as a gate--a "wormhole" -- to a parallel universe or a distant point of your own universe, or perhaps backward in time.

Einstein had introduced the concept of wormholes way back in 1935.

Kaku points out that, if a civilization had the technology, knowledge, and proper power sources, they could create and stabilize wormholes which could serve as a galaxy subway system.

Although it seems like science fiction, solving quantum mechanics equations supports turning the possibilities into realities by advanced civilizations.

Time Travel

Kurt Godel of Princeton's Institute for Advanced Study determined that our entire universe rotated. This meant that, if you could travel around it fast enough, you would penetrate the past.

New calculations show that "closed time like curves" or CTCs could allow experience of the past, or that time could be split into parallel universes.

See Summary: The God Equation by Michio Kaku below.