Wormholes, do they exist?

Question

Wormholes, do they exist?

Answer 1

Yes, I traveled through one to get here.  Nice smooth ride I might add.  I took the alpha 240..

Answer 2

Wormholes are entirely theoretical

Answer 3

i doubt it but i also think GR is incorrect. seems like it just doesn't fit with the order of all the other stuff.

Answer 4

Well, in theory yes. Albert Einstein created huge mathematical calculations so advanced he could read them like a boook and find different things in them. One of the things that he found was the reccurance of wormholes. Einstein found them all over his calculations. So mathematically and theoretically they do exist and are possible. But we haven't really found a wormhole yet. We haven't proved the existance of them yet.

Answer 5

we don't know. for all we know they could exist, but there aren't enough pieces of evidence to prove their existance.

20 years ago black holes were just a theory but now we know they exist, the same thing could happen with wormholes 20 years from now.

And will britotarcisio stop posting that Bullshit please=(

Answer 6

reated by Tormod Guldvog

Last updated June 30 2004

The concept of wormholes is an important ingredient in science fiction movies and literature. In Star Trek, for example, they travel through wormholes all the time.Wormholes provide a quick and easy way to traverse vast expanses of space without the passage of time - something which, according to traditional physics, should be impossible.

But is it? Ever since scientists realized that there are such things as black holes, they have wondered what would happen if you travel into one.

One theory says that black holes are so dense that they actually rip the fabric of space, effectively connecting sections of space which would normally be too far apart to even communicate.

A wormhole is this idea taken one step further. A wormhole would create a gateway through which objects could actually travel - back and forth - without getting ripped apart like they would in a black hole.

And to make things even more fantastic, wormholes could effectively connect not only different parts of the Universe, but even different Universes!

But for now, wormholes are mostly speculation and theoretical physics. This hypography is a mix of hard science and more speculative fantasies. Make up your own mind, and don't forget to take the poll!

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Answer 7

Do not accept what you say blind obedience.

Discover yourself what is true existential without gaps in mathematics, Tarcísio Brito - Brasil:

Sun (+)> <((-) Earth (+))> <(-) System stars, beyond what it says mathematics: a neutral force between two opposing forces, at different temperatures, has different kinetic energy, capable of meeting pel the Circle of genetics of the life cycle of Our History, alternating the genetics of the life cycle of Pre-History (repeatedly).

I warn: even today, chaotic random observations of clouds of gas aneliformes esculpem in our sovereign System stars, mirabolantes ways of other worlds and their conflicting suns.

It is a warning in positive terms for people still confuse with garlic bugalhos outside the Solar System.

Answer 8

Wormholes do not exist, even in any accepted theory now. Where did you get that idea, the History Channel.

Answer 9

The existence of wormholes are totally untestable at this time. They have had problems with applying gravity the rotation speeds of galaxies. Wormholes are simply hypothetical. But that is very contradicting because so far they cannot even be demonstrated to be solutions to the field equations, and so they are believed to be impossible to form in our universe. They have no supporting evidence at all.