Miku Green is a brilliant physicist. Tireless and deeply committed to her work, she has long been obsessed with wormholes—scientifically known as Einstein-Rosen bridges.
These theoretical structures are said to warp the very fabric of space-time, potentially allowing travel across vast distances—or even through time itself.
But wormholes are notoriously unstable. In fact, no one has ever seen one. They remain only a possibility—an elegant speculation carved into the math of relativity. Still, if they do exist… they could alter reality as we know it.
And Miku found one.
That discovery alone would have rocked the scientific world. But it wasn’t the most mind-blowing part.
She also identified something else—the Einstein-Rosen particle or ER particle—a mysterious signature embedded in the wormhole’s data stream. Much like the Higgs Boson confirms the presence of the Higgs field, the ER particle confirms the presence of a wormhole, and it may be the very thing that keeps a wormhole open—the God particle of wormholes.