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New Study Reimagines Black Holes and Time's Flow

1/16/2026

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Recent research reinterprets the Einstein–Rosen bridge as a connection between two time-reversed quantum states.
This view implies time can flow both forward and backward, challenging traditional ideas of black holes and the Big Bang.
The study proposes our universe emerged from a prior cosmic phase, with black holes bridging epochs and preserving information across event horizons.

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Story summary

Recent research reinterprets the Einstein–Rosen bridge as a connection between two time-reversed quantum states.
This view implies time can flow both forward and backward, challenging traditional ideas of black holes and the Big Bang.
The study proposes our universe emerged from a prior cosmic phase, with black holes bridging epochs and preserving information across event horizons.