WOW!
1 posted on
09/23/2002 9:33:53 AM PDT by
vannrox
To: vannrox
This story reads like a "flying cars" article out of "Popular (Quantum) Mechanics." <|:)~
To: vannrox
Just tell us, is there a hole big enough for Hillary and Rosie, plus Senator Byrd?
To: vannrox
It would be a delicate operation, however. Add too much negative energy, the scientists discovered, and the wormhole will briefly explode into a new universe that expands at the speed of light, much as astrophysicists say ours did immediately after the big bang. Why do I get the feeling that this might be a bad thing?
To: vannrox
Quantum wormholes
I've read this article before and been looking for these quantum wormholes. I believe I have actually found them. I was at the park the other day and there was this little green building that looked like a spaceship, I got in and by golly there it was the Quantum wormhole. Needless to say, I jumped right in.
5 posted on
09/23/2002 9:44:31 AM PDT by
Jzen
To: Vic3O3
Ping!
7 posted on
09/23/2002 9:46:56 AM PDT by
dd5339
To: vannrox
This is bogus. I've got a wormhole in my closet and it just takes me to the Wendy's down the street.
Distant galaxies indeed!
To: vannrox
11 posted on
09/23/2002 9:57:46 AM PDT by
mhking
To: vannrox
I say go for it, right after the geniuses can assure me that this isn't how our own universe was created however many billions of years ago.
"Everything is looking good Zotarc, go ahead and add the ghost radiation......oh sheeeete....". boom
To: vannrox
HOLY SPACE TRAVEL BATMAN!!
Gort! Klaatu barada nikto!
13 posted on
09/23/2002 10:07:22 AM PDT by
mc5cents
To: RadioAstronomer; longshadow; PatrickHenry
Space-travel ping!
15 posted on
09/23/2002 10:15:40 AM PDT by
Aracelis
To: vannrox
They're looking for wormholes in all the wrong places. All wormholes are connected directly to home CLOTHES DRYERS. And they operate on SOCKS.
Michael
To: vannrox
Awwww, shucks. 'tain't nuthin'. They wuz doin this in that 80's show, Quantum Leap. :o)
To: vannrox
Bookmarked.
If a radio wave is sent into one of these black holes, where does the signal go?
21 posted on
09/23/2002 10:30:22 AM PDT by
Kerensky
To: vannrox
Ugh! Oh!...Someones been watching too much Star-Trek or one of the offshoot programs......sounds like a mind on overload.
*WARNING- TOooo! much math/physics can make you iggnert(;-{
"The difference between fiction and reality is that fiction has to make sense" - Tom Clancy
25 posted on
09/23/2002 11:09:54 AM PDT by
hosepipe
To: vannrox
Switzerland is expected to generateone mini-black hole per second, a potential source of wormholesThe difference between a black hole
and a wormhole is significant. The
black hole has collapsed matter in it
that a traveller would have to get through
before going anywhere. How a black
hole can be a source of wormholes
is problematic.
26 posted on
09/23/2002 11:11:07 AM PDT by
gcruse
To: vannrox
Add too much negative energy, the scientists discovered, and the wormhole will briefly explode into a new universe that expands at the speed of light, much as astrophysicists say ours did immediately after the big bang. Does this mean our universe is the result of a "hold muh beer" incident at a cosmic kegger? 'Twould be truly apropos!
27 posted on
09/23/2002 11:17:06 AM PDT by
6ppc
To: vannrox
You go first.
30 posted on
09/23/2002 11:27:06 AM PDT by
js1138
To: vannrox
Hey, that was the concept behind Event Horizon.
36 posted on
09/23/2002 5:04:17 PM PDT by
Tribune7
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