Researchers Describe Quantum Black Hole That Leads to Another Universe
Loop quantum gravity
Physicists have long thought that the singularities associated with gravity (like the inside of a black hole) should vanish in a quantum theory of gravity. It now appears that this may indeed be the case. Researchers in Uruguay and Louisiana have just published a description of a quantum black hole using loop quantum gravity in which the predictions of physics-ending singularities vanish, and are replaced by bridges to another universe.
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Multiple universes? Universal non-causality? Time travel? God particles? Anarchy-Capitalism? Why--why not?
This is your brain on rationalism.
They hate that name, btw.