Scientists Uncover Cosmic Clues to Time Travel and Universe Anomalies

A team of astrophysicists may have found evidence of "cosmic strings," theoretical one-dimensional defects in the universe, by observing two galaxies that might actually be one, distorted by gravitational lensing. These cosmic strings, if they exist, could be remnants from the universe's early expansion and might produce detectable gravitational waves. The study, which suggests a possible cosmic string detection, calls for further observations with more powerful telescopes to confirm these findings.