Many of us think of interspatial portals as science fiction, but NASA claims to have found evidence of portals that allow humans to travel to remote areas of our solar system.

“We call them X-points or electron diffusion zones,” explains Jack Scudder, a physicist at the University of Iowa.

Despite their appearance, these portals are based on real science. X-points are actually “doors” in space and time, with a magnetic field linking all cosmic bodies.

They were called “X-points” instead of “wormholes” to avoid drawing too much attention to them.

NASA and other space organizations are now experimenting with the transfer of material things through these portals; So, still, only particles of energy were transmitted through these portals.

The Magnetospheric Multiscale expedition will return high-resolution photographs of these strange portals in the near future.

Many of us think of interspatial portals as science fiction, but NASA claims to have found evidence of portals that allow humans to travel to remote areas of our solar system. “We call them X-points or electron diffusion zones,” explains Jack Scudder, a physicist at the University of Iowa. Despite their appearance, these portals are based on real science….

Many of us think of interspatial portals as science fiction, but NASA claims to have found evidence of portals that allow humans to travel to remote areas of our solar system. “We call them X-points or electron diffusion zones,” explains Jack Scudder, a physicist at the University of Iowa. Despite their appearance, these portals are based on real science….