“”In every case you cited there was already existing physical evidence. “”
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I’m just having my first shot of java, so bear with me. I cited rockets, lasers and space travel as an example of what did not exist before mankind made it happen. What ‘already existing physical evidence’ was there of those things before they were invented?
I guess my point is... most everything man has been inspired to create, mankind has managed to create (with God’s divine guidance and inspiration). If wormholes are real, then mankind will eventually discover them and use them, God willing. That’s all. Not trying to be contrarian here. I’d need lots more coffee for that gig.
I can imagine perpetual motion machines but they can’t be made!
There was evidence that lasers could exist long before they were invented. Albert Michelson built his interferometer in the 1880s, building on his work and the work of his predecessors from nearly a century prior. They realized that light was a frequency and such a frequency could be altered. He and others detailed how future scientists could change the frequency of light through the right medium (first ruby and later gas) by altering the field around it.
He was awarded the Rumford Prize by the American Academy of Arts and Sciences "For his determination of the velocity of light, for his research on the motion of the luminferous ether, and for his work on the absolute determination of the wavelengths of light."