Do worm holes exist?

Question

Do worm holes exist?

Answer 1

Regardless of what others here try to tell you, we have *never* found a worm hole. There's no reason such a thing couldn't exist, but so far there's no evidence that they do.

Answer 2

yeap got loads in my garden !!!

Answer 3

No, they're just a theory. Scientists guess that if a Black Hole suck in matter, then there's got to be something that 'spits' out matter, these are called White Holes. White Holes have not yet been proven, but they might exist...

But, these Black and White Holes have got to be linked together by a 'Throat', these are called Wormholes. So, If you can go through a Black Hole, and come out through the White Hole, then maybe you've traveled through time... but all this is just a theory ( Scientific guess ).

Answer 4

id love to think so ... :)

Answer 5

There is no scientific proof of their existence.

Answer 6

Worm holes exist in mathematical equations, but not in reality.

Answer 7

Ya there are millions of them in my garden, the Moles love em.

Answer 8

The existence of black holes is real. White holes are mathematically possible and now the wormhole enters the picture. Wormholes are a special link between a black and a white hole. The special link is made when both the black and white hole are rotating or spinning in the same direction. If the black hole is spinning, matter will miss the singularity in the black hole. Second, both the black hole and the white hole must have the same electrical charge. Identical electrical charges are important such that matter is not changed passing through the wormhole. As a result of the special conditions, matter enters a black hole, misses the singularity, and pops out the white hole. The entrance of the black hole is in one place and time; the exit of the white hole is in an another space and time. All wormholes function as time machines ("Tech").

Answer 9

Yes, please answer mine http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?...

Answer 10

Although Special Relativity forbids objects to move faster than light within spacetime, it is known that spacetime itself can be warped and distorted. It takes an enormous amount of matter or energy to create such distortions, but distortions are possible, theoretically. To use an analogy: even if there were a speed limit to how fast a pencil could move across a piece of paper, the motion or changes to the paper is a separate issue. In the case of the wormhole, a shortcut is made by warping space (folding the paper) to connect two points that used to be separated. These theories are too new to have either been discounted or proven viable. And, yes, wormholes do invite the old time travel paradox problems again

Answer 11

Yes and I'm coming to get you!