The barrier of the Theory of Everything had been growing ever looser before humanity. Every technological advance punched a hole in that thick wall, and as those holes multiplied, humanity saw more and more of the physical truths behind it.
The Theory of Everything had not appeared overnight. It had gradually matured and improved through countless small accumulations over the years, until humanity discovered that its model of the Theory of Everything could explain every phenomenon still unknown. Many advanced technologies previously heard of only in discussions with higher civilizations could also be developed within the framework of humanity's own Theory of Everything. At that point, humanity would truly have mastered the Theory of Everything.
The mastery of theory and the practical exploration of wormholes complemented one another.
As humanity's fundamental physical theories advanced, it produced increasingly sophisticated detectors. In the three hundred and eighth year after arriving in this starry region, humanity finally detected the conditions inside the entrance of a Natural Wormhole for the first time.
It was indeed Three-Dimensional Space, but not normal Three-Dimensional Space. It was instead a passage like a turbulent channel beneath water.
After prolonged observation, human scientists reached the following conclusion: Natural Wormholes should form within Space-time Turbulence.
Anything entering a wormhole had to be enclosed in a Negative Energy Field. Otherwise, when passing through the central area of either entrance or exit, it would be affected by photon dispersion, swept into Space-time Turbulence, and ultimately torn apart from the microscopic to the macroscopic by Positive Energy arising from nowhere.
Based on this argument, scientists confirmed one thing: no form of shield could be activated while traversing a wormhole.
Over the years, humanity had essentially kept a low profile and focused on development. This region of space was conveniently in the middle of