Schwarzschild Wormhole

A Schwarzschild wormhole, also known as an Einstein-Rosen bridge, is a theoretical tunnel connecting two distant points in spacetime, predicted by solutions to Einstein's General Relativity. It resembles a shortcut through space, allowing for the possibility of rapid travel between regions of the universe. However, in practice, such wormholes would be highly unstable and might instantly collapse or require exotic matter to remain open. While intriguing, Schwarzschild wormholes remain speculative and have not been observed—serving more as mathematical concepts illustrating the complex structure of spacetime than practical pathways.