Nathan Rosen (Physicist)

Nathan Rosen was an American physicist known for his work in quantum physics and in collaboration with Albert Einstein. He co-developed the Einstein-Rosen bridge concept, now popularly called a "wormhole," which is a theoretical tunnel connecting distant parts of space-time. Rosen contributed to understanding the structure of space-time and the nature of black holes. His work helped shape modern discussions about the universe's fabric and the potential for shortcuts through space-time, blending theoretical physics with groundbreaking ideas about the universe's architecture.