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On the Observability of Wormhole Exits: A Physical and Philosophical Reconsideration
Wormholes have long been predicted as valid solutions within the framework of general relativity, yet no direct observational evidence has been established. This paper argues that wormholes may already have been observed, not from their entrances, which are indistinguishable from black holes, but from their exits, which manifest as high-energy astrophysical phenomena such as quasars and gamma-ray bursts. We also reject the multiverse hypothesis as unscientific and propose a structural-philosophical interpretation: that existence can only be recognized from its “exits.”
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