In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. Assalamu Alaikum… Standing on the shore of the sea, imagine these doors—beyond which another world is hidden. But to open these doors, first we must learn the art of how they open.
Truth be told, mathematically humans have understood how these doors open. But physically we neither possess the strength, nor the material with which these doors can be opened, nor the energy to keep them open.
For example, imagine that there is a lock before you—but no one has the key to that lock. Yet think about this: has humanity truly understood the method?
So far only one natural process has been discovered that can open these doors. And this method was understood only 10 years ago. The scientist who discovered this method is Professor Dr Leonard Susskind, professor of physics at Stanford University. His 2013 research paper “ER = EPR” holds fundamental importance in this matter.
The mathematical complexity of this paper is difficult to explain here, but it would be absolutely correct to say that theoretically these doors can be opened. However, our engineering has not yet reached the stage where we can open these doors whenever we wish.
This means that we still do not have knowledge of the materials that open these doors. In the language of science they are called exotic matter—things that are beyond our understanding. Things that have neither been seen nor understood.
But is there any evidence of such materials? Yes—at least the evidence of five such materials has already been found:
1. Ordinary Matter (which exists around us)
2. Antimatter (which has been observed in the laboratory only for 17 minutes)
3. Bose–Einstein Condensate
4. Fermionic Condensate
5. Nuclear Matter
6. String Net Liquid
7. Supercritical Fluid
But none of these have yet been brought under our control.
Now comes the matter of those materials which we can feel, yet they have not been understood. Such as “female talk matter”—whose existence is present (its weight is felt) but it cannot be seen. Another interesting material is “mirror matter”—which we shall mention later.
Now we are beginning a new journey—into that part of science which combines facts with imagination. We shall test imagination—but only to the extent that the laws of nature allow.
If we pass this test, then the scene that lies beyond the doors will be seen.
As soon as we enter that world, our connection with this world will be cut off. There we shall see a new form of matter—shapes that we have never seen before.
But there is no need to be afraid—because we have understood the method of Gaussian gravity. This method tells us that it is not necessary to pass through matter; rather a new path can be created—through a new dimension.
What does this mean? It means that when we cross the door, we enter a new world where the standards of time, distance and life will be different.
But will we meet someone? Will we see some other creation?