Les ponts d'Einstein-Rosen pourraient relier des versions miroir du temps

22 mai 2026

Rapporté par l'IA

De nouvelles recherches réinterprètent le pont d'Einstein-Rosen comme une connexion entre deux directions du temps plutôt que comme un raccourci spatial. L'étude suggère que cette perspective pourrait résoudre le paradoxe de l'information des trous noirs et indiquer l'existence d'un univers avant le Big Bang. Ces travaux ont été publiés dans la revue Classical and Quantum Gravity.

Les physiciens Enrique Gaztanaga, K Sravan Kumar et João Marto soutiennent que le pont d'Einstein-Rosen de 1935 n'a jamais été conçu pour décrire un trou de ver traversable. Ils affirment plutôt qu'il représente un lien mathématique entre deux copies symétriques de l'espace-temps, chacune dotée d'une flèche du temps opposée. Cette interprétation découle de l'application d'idées quantiques modernes aux équations originales reliant la gravité et les champs quantiques.

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