The title’s publication context
Zuhal Yeniçeri’s article brings together black holes, event horizons, singularities and wormholes. A useful reading task is to follow where the text moves from a scientific model into speculative or science-fiction possibilities. The source is the 2003 article, not a current review of cosmology.
Preserved issue document
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Reading it today
Before repeating an old claim as a current fact, check its first source and publication date. Examine separately whether a historical example can be generalised to another population. The research-reading guide offers a starting point for notes on sources, methods and limitations.
Sources and provenance
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Publication details and reading questions
Yeniçeri, Z. (2003). Çıkmaz sokak (?). PiVOLKA, 2 (6), 10-11.
Where does the account move from observation to supposition? How does imagining a journey differ from demonstrating its physical possibility?