Regina Barber
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So like not regular matter that like clumps to itself.
So like not regular matter that like clumps to itself.
So like the wormhole itself is a fifth dimension? Yeah.
So like the wormhole itself is a fifth dimension? Yeah.
So like the wormhole itself is a fifth dimension? Yeah.
So I remember reading that, like you were saying, you need this like weird matter or energy to keep wormholes open because they're going to collapse otherwise. So if we were to detect a wormhole, someone from like a different alien civilization would have had to make it.
So I remember reading that, like you were saying, you need this like weird matter or energy to keep wormholes open because they're going to collapse otherwise. So if we were to detect a wormhole, someone from like a different alien civilization would have had to make it.
So I remember reading that, like you were saying, you need this like weird matter or energy to keep wormholes open because they're going to collapse otherwise. So if we were to detect a wormhole, someone from like a different alien civilization would have had to make it.
Why would somebody have to make a wormhole? Like, civilization.
Why would somebody have to make a wormhole? Like, civilization.
Why would somebody have to make a wormhole? Like, civilization.
I love talking to theoretical physicists. Like anything's possible.
I love talking to theoretical physicists. Like anything's possible.
I love talking to theoretical physicists. Like anything's possible.
So we're talking about all these like possibilities, right? You would have to find this exotic energy, this exotic matter. But like, so what is the main skepticism when you're talking to astronomers, when you're talking to other scientists? What is the main reason why wormholes is something that's kind of still in like the outlier research topics?
So we're talking about all these like possibilities, right? You would have to find this exotic energy, this exotic matter. But like, so what is the main skepticism when you're talking to astronomers, when you're talking to other scientists? What is the main reason why wormholes is something that's kind of still in like the outlier research topics?
So we're talking about all these like possibilities, right? You would have to find this exotic energy, this exotic matter. But like, so what is the main skepticism when you're talking to astronomers, when you're talking to other scientists? What is the main reason why wormholes is something that's kind of still in like the outlier research topics?