Could Mass Effect's Mass Relays theoretically work?

[brucemitchell]

Hi. I have played the first Mass Effect and some of the second ME, and I have always thought the Mass Relays were, well, really cool.
I was wondering if they would theoretically be possible in the distant (or maybe near, but probably distant) future.
Thanks!

 

[moogull]

Pretty much every advanced technology in that game is based on the fictional "mass effect" phenomenon, which is an excuse for no, not based on our current knowledge.

 

[WannabeNewton]

It's essentially a wormhole. Theoretical wormhole solutions do exist in general relativity but there are issues with regards to the mass-energy needed to practically generate such space-times.

As an aside, don't play ME 3. You will be disappointed. It's bad enough ME 2 sucked compared to ME 1 but ME 3 is just abysmal.

 

[Greg Bernhardt]

As an aside, don't play ME 3. You will be disappointed. It's bad enough ME 2 sucked compared to ME 1 but ME 3 is just abysmal.

The ending is bad yes, but the content leading to it along with the DLCs is still awesome I think. My favorite series still.

 

[WannabeNewton]

I miss the rpg feel of ME1. ME2 and ME3 didn't feel like rpgs at all to me; they felt more like pseudo FPS games. I miss the old Bioware :[ Why has the KOTOR team forsaken us T_T

 

[brucemitchell]

Thanks for the answers, and I feel the same way about ME2, just never played ME3. :P

 

[bp_psy]

We can't really answer this question unless we know which color. Blue ,Red or green?

ME3 is worth it even if it has some problems.It is far far from ''abysmal''.