Helios
Oct12-06, 05:04 AM
For the theory of a wormhole to be possible, space must be a plane in
the form of a horizontal "U". When something (i.e. a black hole) causes
enough curvature in spacetime on opposing sides, the curvature can be
so much that the sides meet, creating a wormhole between the two areas.
But what if the plane isn't that form? Also, for a wormhole to work,
would it have to be in higher dimensions?
the form of a horizontal "U". When something (i.e. a black hole) causes
enough curvature in spacetime on opposing sides, the curvature can be
so much that the sides meet, creating a wormhole between the two areas.
But what if the plane isn't that form? Also, for a wormhole to work,
would it have to be in higher dimensions?