Thanks, @lemouth
Glad, that the one in the Milky Way stays at distance - I know, it is for sure a stupid question because I am in no way a sophisticated reader on this faculty. But do also "wormholes" exist? I am of course referring to Star Trek episodes which I love to watch and THEIR space is full of them. :-)
There is no way to use it for traveling (first we need to discover it). Personally, this is something I am working on. I have co-authored several scientific articles in dark matter :)
No, I meant in general - there is all this hype in space traveling (Elon Musk) to the Mars. If one would ask you to join a mission, would you go?
P.S. Can amateurs read what you were co-writing? Do you have a link?
Wormholes are on the side of theory at the moment. There is no experimental proof.
Ahh going to Mars (and traveling in space) is by no mean connected to what I do. I actually would skip going to Mars. Others can do it ;)
All my publications are open access but you may need some particle physics background to fully get them :p I can give you references in the chat.