Vijay Shankar Sharma
Vijay Shankar Sharma
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Part I-B
Any two points on a balloon's surface are connected not only by the curved surface path but by a straight line directly through the interior. If the universe's geometry genuinely behaved like a balloon's surface, this interior shortcut would be a real structural feature of space itself, structurally equivalent to an Einstein-Rosen bridge, a traversable connection the same physics community treats as forbidden everywhere else. An infinite, boundaryless space of the kind derived in Paper 5 has no surface to fold in this way and produces no such shortcut [P5].
Source papers: P5