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If there is no space in the interior of the wormhole, then there is nothing to imagine. Nothing special happens to your cube per se, because there is no 'space' to shift. The wormhole interface, irrspective of the spherical exterior shape, is a 2D object. Portions of your cube exist in both locations, it's no different - conceptually - to if you put it down on a table. At the atomic level, there is no boundary for the atoms to interact with, they are just here or they are there, depending on how far through the wormhole you've pushed it. But portals are planar. The two portals, being two planar surfaces, fit together perfectly, being in complete contact.In the case of spherical wormholes, its one convex surface with another convex surface.A convex surface and a concave surface might fit, but two convex surfaces, that's tricky. Jun 11, 2019 #4 Since it's all theoretical, there is no reason to think wormhole surfaces can't render in our 3D space convex - or concave - while being connected with zero length internally. It's not easy to picture, though, that's for sure! Jun 11, 2019 #5 Since it's all theoretical, there is no reason to think wormhole surfaces can't render in our 3D space convex - or concave - while being connected with zero length internally. It's not easy to picture, though, that's for sure! Oh, zero internal length is not an issue. The issue is, as mentioned, the convex to convex interface. Jun 11, 2019 #6 Yeah, I get that. I've even tried to draw what it could look like, and I can't get past there having to be space in the 'interior' to create the convex shape. But I've never been known for my imagination Jun 11, 2019 #7 Yeah, I get that. I've even tried to draw what it could look like, and I can't get past there having to be space in the 'interior' to create the convex shape. But I've never been known for my imagination Lolthough actually, interior space isn't much of an issue.the issue is that a convex entrance should have a concave exit, how can it the exit be convex as well?And a planar entrance should have a planar exit, and the game Portal shows that perfectly. Jun 11, 2019 #8 Well, Portal is a game, so they can do what they like, of course. Still, 'exit' and 'entry' are arbitrary terms, which I've used myself on the basis that the wormhole is 'opened' from one end - the obvious entry. But it could be that a wormhole instantiates from the inside out, so there is no actual entry and exit. And it could be that interior "pressure" (as a concept, if it has no interior dimension that term is a probably not right) blows each end 'out' into our 3D spacetime, forming a convex shape at each end. Jun 12, 2019 #9 Well, Portal is a game, so they can do what they like, of

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Star Trek's faster-than-light warp drive is an idea that even serious scientists don't want to let go of.Spaceships traveling at speeds faster than light is a staple of science fiction writers, who call the concept by many names, including hyperspace, hyperdrive, warp speed and subspace. One famous example is "Star Trek," where the starship Enterprise jumps from star system to star system to visit other planets."If Captain Kirk were constrained to move at the speed of our fastest rockets, it would take him a hundred thousand years just to get to the next star system," said Seth Shostak, an astronomer at the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI) Institute in Mountain View, Calif., in a 2010 interview with Space.com's sister site LiveScience. "So science fiction has long postulated a way to beat the speed of light barrier so the story can move a little more quickly."However, the lack of research and scholarly discussion on the transportation method make it more often a convenient literary device than scientific possibility, Shostak said. In reality, the concept of hyperspace is "a lot of hype," Shostak said.The Millennium Falcon spaceship makes the "jump to light speed" in the movie Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope. (Image credit: 20TH CENTURY FOX)Other dimensionsPhysics suggests that shortcuts through space do exist, Shostak said. The curved nature of space was first proposed by Einstein, and quickly led to the idea of a wormhole: a portion of space that curves in on itself, connecting two otherwise distant parts of space. A spacecraft could theoretically skip ahead to a distant region of space if it enters such a wormhole between the two locations.As in our familiar universe, objects in a wormhole would have to travel slower than the speed of light, which, in a vacuum is 186,282 miles per second (299,792 kilometers per second). But, a spaceship could appear to have exceeded this limit by traveling through a wormhole and reaching a star system thousand of lights years away in a matter of hours, for example.However, our access to these inter-space freeways would be limited by the size of the portal."Wormholes, we think, are made all the time on a microscopic level," Shostak said. "But the question is, can we actually use them for transportation?"Finding or creating a wormhole that's going to the right place and scooting through it before it closes up and smashes your spaceship to pieces are two unsolved problems that the laws of physics don't clearly bar or allow.Technically, it would be possible to warp space to create wormhole if one could place a very dense piece of mass in front of their ship, Shostak said. Perhaps similar to the "hyperspace engine" seen in the "Star

We've all heard of the concept of wormholes in space: passages through space and time that instantly transport someone or some thing to another dimension.But are wormholes real? Could they actually exist?Put simply, wormholes are shortcuts through space-time.In principle, it’s possible to enter one mouth of a wormhole, travel a short distance through its tunnel, and emerge from the other mouth on the far side of the Galaxy, perhaps through a white hole.More cosmic conundrums:What would happen if you fell into a black hole?Is teleportation possible?Is there sound in space?Could wormholes offer instantaneous travel between two distant points in the Universe? Credit: Mark Garlick / Science Photo Library / Getty ImagesRemarkably, wormholes are possible in theory according to Einstein’s general theory of relativity. Unfortunately though, their mouths snap shut as soon as they are created.However, American physicists Kip Thorne and Michael Morris discovered in 1988 that the mouths could be propped open with ‘exotic matter’, and the wormhole made traversable.Nobody knows whether this exotic matter, which has a gravitational repulsion rather than attraction, even exists.However, if it does, a team led by the American physicist John Cramer discovered in 1995 that, with it, a wormhole might be detectable.If the mouth of a wormhole containing exotic matter passes between a distant star and the Earth, its repulsive gravity should cause the star’s light to dim.However, immediately before and after the objects are aligned, light is focused.Consequently, the passing wormhole’s mouth should cause a star’s light to brighten, fade and brighten again.In February 2006, a team led by the physicist Kamal Kanti Nandi in China pointed out that if the supermassive black hole at the centre of our galaxy was a wormhole, it could create two images of a distant star.However, these images would be just 17 millionths of an arcsecond apart. This is way beyond our current observing capabilities, but it might be attainable in the future.