Wormholes, or tunnels in the fabric of space-time, are ferociously unstable. As soon as even a single photon slips down the tunnel, the wormhole closes in a flash. But what if the problem was that our imagined wormholes weren't quite weird enough? A new study suggests that the secret to a stable wormhole is making them funny looking. By shaping the wormhole so that it's not a perfect sphere, we might be able to hold that tunnel open for long enough to travel through. The only catch is that said wormhole would have to be incomprehensibly tiny.

Time Travel on Crystalinks - Einstein-Rosen Bridge

In the summer of 2011 - I saw myself sitting on the event horizon of a black hole is if I was a little girl on a tire swing. Day after day I would see the same imagery as it progressed ...

Two dimensional images would come through the black hole then fly off into space ... their destination unknown to me. Sometimes they looked like simple symbols other times like stories.

I had no idea what this was about until November 2, 2011 (11.2.11) when Brian Greene presented a NOVA PBS special Fabric of The Cosmos as he explained the nature of reality as Simulation Theory - The Holographic Universe.

His concept wasn't new as many people had seen reality as an illusion since the beginning of time but there he was complete with visual aids explaining things exactly the way they were presented to me. I have always known that reality is a simulation and now it was explained in a scientific way. In the years that followed others would come to the same conclusion as Professor Greene and his colleagues.