A more glamorous wormhole

[Birdman._.]

A 5d human being explaining the 4d concept of a wormhole in a 3d way by a 2d plane.

[brazenzebra]

My favorite way of entering a wormhole is to watch a good YouTube video. I leave my reality, and I am transported through space and time to another person's alternate reality. It's fun!

[adamwhite]

Thinking about a 3 dimensional ramp passing through 4 dimensional space and then imagining falling off the 3d ramp and being lost in 4d space is a strange concept to try to visualise.

[vincentb]

It would be cool to see a video on music sometime! There's a surprising amount of maths and physics in music (overtone series, temperament, polyrhythms, etc.) and it would probably make for an interesting video!

[candyts-sjzh]

I assume you go underground like when you glitch in video games when you fall off the edge of space.

[LemonBoi]

Like what happens if we fall off the path? Like we will exit the wormhole in another galaxy in a midway?

[gunnaryoung]

My favorite (at least fictional) explanation of a wormhole was from an episode of Stargate SG1 where our inhabited 3 dimensions were the surface of an apple and a wormhole was a tunnel through the apple with the universe itself not deforming.

[HINtheKNIGHT]

Thanks for the effort but in spite of learning physics, I couldn't imagine this concept 😢

[sorrenblitz]

Okay but the first way was first shown to me by Satan-Sam Neil in Event Horizon.

[mikecollier]

I wish I was a spaceman, the fastest guy alive, I'd fly you through a wormhole in Fireball XL5

[septillionsuns]

I think of wormholes as a permeability to our nonlocal selves where we are able to communicate in realms beyond time and space. This reinforces Zeno's paradoxes that exist within our "3D" world.

[lucyscreamsintothevoid]

What would happen if we fell off space?

[ryanbox]

*Forward spinning a bouncy ball on one of those downwards escalators* like those conveyor belts at airports. You'd have to be conscious not to break any windows, though, which is a good general principle around planes.

[mydogbrian]

COOL BEANS! 😂👍
What many Physicsts don't realize is that in extrapolating into higher spacial dementions you may spawn an additional time dimension which really complicates things as far as plotting a trajectory thru the higher dimension hoping to return to your local destination & not in a distant part of the universe at a different time.

[Vergilonastackoflawnchairs]

Taking space, like a blanket, and pulling it through itself, warping a hole into it's surface, then you enter the drawn fabric bump, and release it, flinging yourself into the original position of that drawn space,

[ottone]

Have you ever considered? What keeps your atoms going and the electron exchange? In a constant feed through yourself, I'll be electrical energy. You fell out of life. I imagine is the best way to put it.

[arttoegemann]

A new model. Interesting; as always. Which is more accurate?

[myaccount]

Now I am not gonna be able to sleep thinking about what 'Falling off space' would involve.

[carlosrobado]

A 3d version would correspond to a gravitational lens effect. But we still be in the same universe!...nice video!

[chrismofer]

This makes more sense. Curious thinking about how this would work in 3D!