If Space Time can be bent or curved, can it be broken or punctured?
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I kinda remember that from Nova, but I'm far from a quantum physicist so take it with a grain of salt.
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The idea of Space Time is still largely a theoretical metaphor, and incomplete. I think there is a fair bit of discussion about breaks in space-time but mch of the discussion involves refining our models of the universe, like string theory.
I don't believe the theories have a strong enough consensus to say this or that is a break in space time, rather they say "this is where our model breaks"
I saw that episode