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    🏝️ Dr Topaz
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    GW190521 wormhole theory (photo 1 of 2)
    GW190521 wormhole theory (photo 2 of 2)

    @dr.topazA black hole called GW190521 might actually be a wormhole formed by two black holes merging in another universe.

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    GW190521 wormhole theory

    Foto de @dr.topaz· Jul 21, 2026· Foto 1 de 2· Space

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    The image focuses on a digital rendering of a wormhole. It depicts a glowing blue, hourglass-shaped tunnel with a grid overlay, set against a dark, starry background. The aesthetic is futuristic and scientific, with small particles of light floating around the wormhole.

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    🏝️ Dr Topaz
    🏝️ Dr Topaz@dr.topaz1mo
    💭Space💭Science
    GW190521 wormhole theory (photo 1 of 2)
    GW190521 wormhole theory (photo 2 of 2)

    @dr.topazA black hole called GW190521 might actually be a wormhole formed by two black holes merging in another universe.

    Ver publicação original

    GW190521 wormhole theory

    Foto de @dr.topaz· Jul 21, 2026· Foto 1 de 2· Space

    Sobre esta foto

    The image focuses on a digital rendering of a wormhole. It depicts a glowing blue, hourglass-shaped tunnel with a grid overlay, set against a dark, starry background. The aesthetic is futuristic and scientific, with small particles of light floating around the wormhole.

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