Spacetmes
Spacetmes is a term used primarily in theoretical astrophysics and speculative cosmology to refer to periods of accelerated change within a localized volume of spacetime. The concept emerged in the early 21st century as part of discussions about exotic metrics that might allow for shortcuts between distant regions of the universe. Proponents distinguish spacetmes from conventional gravitational waves or black hole dynamics, arguing that these events involve simultaneous shifts in both curvature and quantum entanglement across a network of spacetime nodes.
The earliest formal mention of spacetmes appeared in a 2014 paper by the Max Planck Institute for
Spacetmes remain purely theoretical; no experimental evidence currently exists. The broader scientific community remains skeptical, noting