🪱🕳️ Wormholes explained by Neil deGrasse Tyson

🪱🕳️ Wormholes explained by Neil deGrasse Tyson

[LiveTheGhost]

"Im not authorized"... but that twinkle in his eye said "Yes, Theo. All your wildest dreams are being worked on" 😂

[LBS]

There just is something funny about Neil referencing Rick and Morty.😂 😂

[certguide]

The particles (dark matter) with specific energy (dark energy) that can penetrate space fabric, and possibly travel faster than speed of light (theoretically as it can never be found) and when it travels through the space can create a wormhole, since these particles are at quantum level can never see those wormholes in reality, but it does exist everywhere we can possibly see.

[mcguireshepherd]

When I was 19, I had a dream that I was an Englishman in 1995 and he learns he comes from a humanoid species on his mother's side from a distant planet in the Andromeda Galaxy and sees a world with skyscrapers resembling the ones in London, England; Chicago, Illinois; Denver, Colorado; Panama City, Panama; Singapore, Republic of Singapore; Seattle, Washington; Sydney and Melbourne, Australia; and Los Angeles, California. I'm currently developing this sci-fi story.

[HHLucifer]

What NDT said: I'm not authorized to discuss the subject.

What NDT meant: yes. Absolutely, I promise we are building a wormhole in the nasa basement right now as we speak.

[lequangthinh]

He good at making question but not a good listener 😅

[julius]

Bro they been working on worm hole tech since the show stargate atlantis

[mikewhocheeseharry]

We have manholes, so wormholes should be possible.

[halvarmc]

After all these years, and Stargate is potentially the most viable scientifically accurate method for traveling vast distances.

[guiwhiz]

I have to say we don't understand quantam mechanics well enough to state 'you need a wormhole'. maybe... maybe not. We already know you can create 'instantaneous' communication across a distance. Faster than light. Okay... so if you can do that... if you build a machine that can both communicate information instantaneously across a distance... say... on separate planets in different star systems. Then another part of the machine is able to take elements and build them into molecules (like a biologic 3d printer). It is theoretically possible you could send the ENTIRE molecular blueprint and electrical interactions between the cells at any given moment and then 'print' them out at the other planet. So is your physical body on planet A "Body A' now on planet B? No. However, if your conscious is 'transplanted' to Body B... isn't that the equivalent experience? That isn't a ridiculous idea honestly.

[ElyjahLindsey-wf]

He was inside the hotel I was in in Peoria Illinois 🎉

[ligthesloth]

They've actually created a wormhole in a lab somewhere, I'm pretty sure, but it was only a 1 planklength jump. I think I read a story on it

[thedisconnect]

Through sound and vibration anti-gravity could be effectively created hypothetically. It would be a great antigravity source. not DB based sound but chambered directed pulsating sound creating deep multi level vibrations at a rapid rate and being focused through a type of acoustic engine. Its perfectly feasible to use sound waves as an energy source fun huh.

[johnw]

"can we do it mathematically yes".... and then he woke up... 😂

[swyntopia]

Wormhole ? ---> Beware the worm !!!

[NFINITYVIDS]

You need a worm hole and a ship that can handle it 😂 or a ship that has warp drive or both

[catherinemartin]

Real quick he answer the question that he cannot, knowing the info well

[corrupted]

When ever i imagine someone going in a wormhole it spagetifies them to an almost infinitely small line the squishes them back to normal on the other side idl why

[war_fish]

We need something that has negative mass. Which isnt really possible as far as we know

[jodytollefson]

They have been working on worm hole tech for decades we are not close but maybe someday.