Professor Brian Cox about wormholes

A wormhole is a hypothetical structure connecting disparate points in spacetime, and is based on a special solution of the Einstein field equations.
A wormhole can be visualized as a tunnel with two ends at separate points in spacetime (i.e., different locations, different points in time, or both).

[valeriepierre]

THIS GUY IS SO INTELLIGENT. THE CUTEST MAN IN THE UNIVERSE. I CAN LISTEN TO HIM TILL ETERNITY. LOL

[miladgolkaram]

Damn it, Bryan. Stop social media, get your pen and start working on that theory of gravity. I need to see my future self.

[celinaprieto-zomh]

Thank you for your lessons on the universe; I can get enough of your knowledge and the way you explain the mysteries of the universe.🙂🙂

[timhising]

Just like crossing ocean currents can create a vortex, perhaps overlapping atomic swirls in special places within the universe can create stable "invisible" wormholes.

Sadly I'm not a physisist, so my knowledge are my own. ❤

But then again, how stable would it be? It would probebly be stable enought to boost matter between dimensions.

[RotondaRental]

If a wormhole is opposite of black hole, then it repels any gravity, which means nothing with any mass can enter into it.

[thomasdahl]

If we can create the old warp bubble from Star Trek and avoid linear travel - would we still destabelize the wormhole?

[williamhatfield]

Not only do we not have a theory of Quantum Gravity we don’t have a correct theory of ordinary gravity. It has been shown by careful experiments that gravity is a repulsive force blocked by mass. This was done by carrying out the classical Cavendish at increasing depths. The deeper you go the lesser value of Big “G”, the “Universal “Gravitational “Constant “.

[PhonePurpose]

They a created for purposes of the universe. We as explorers need to figure out how to create one depending on the mass that we want to make go through it. It's gravitational pull will be more stable allowing the spaceship to go thru.

[variaxi]

thought bro had a Slitheen on his shirt

[lesbsocal]

Oh, this gonna be fixed. Our grandchildren will be coming to visit usl

[piscator_M-]

They won't be unstable if the information is sent faster than it's collapse

[nagendrareddy]

I more I understand Interstellar movie the more the mind blowing

[unclejohn]

It’s like a whirlpool in a river. When a log goes into it, it collapses and causes the whirlpool to become unstable…

[davidciesluk]

Heisenberg thought along these lines....I think. He comes to my mind anyway.

[ZhanMorli]

Let's work with the postulates of Einstein's theory of relativity.
And if we apply new technologies for this, using the experience of Michelson Morley on the airplane fixing speed 200, 300, 400 m/s., we will see how quantum gravity works. Such measurements are impossible on the satellite due to weightlessness.

[belugabath]

Hey may not exist in nature, but one day we’ll build one

[daveweldon]

That seems evidence for simulation theory, right? I mean absolute parameters that cannot be broken? You can't travel trough space faster than light, period. If that is the case...

[alexsuited]

No, you would need to enter at the same strength of fields as the hole, thus you become invisible to it. Any type of weighted mass or (gravity) would collapse the hole 🕳. VEM =0Msquared. Peace ✌️ 😎.

[MrChrispy]

You lost me at
1. "MOST PHYSICISTS THINK"
2. "WE STRONGLY SUSPECT"
3. "THE ANSWER IS, WE DONT FULLY KNOW"
4. "WHAT SEEMS TO HAPPEN"
5. "THE REASON WE DONT REALLY KNOW"

[stevepeterson]

I love listening to you. You seem very interested, but then I take it with a grain of salt, knowing that everything you say is a theory, which is just an educated guess.