Post by Pincho Paxton on Nov 4, 2014 12:38:21 GMT
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Interstellar: the truth about wormholes
Pincho says...
The truth about wormholes is that they don't exist, and they can't exist. Space does not fold, it is not 2D, we are not on a bubble, space does not bend, and time does not exist. We are inside a web which is the opposite of the 2D physics required for a wormhole. The reason that the physics are opposite to Einstein's theory is that Einstein wrote his calculations backwards. He wrote his calculations backwards because he used an attractive force with mass. Mass is a hole, and the force is from space. Einstein got this backwards because Newton said "An apple is pulled to the Earth!" The apple flows to the Earth with Gravity, the reverse. So the truth about wormholes is that they cannot exist, and space is made from quantum holes, a webbed stacking system. Each point is local to the next. You try to bend them, and they will just change locality so that they are still local to their neighbour. Action At A Distance has invisible physics between the two points, so these physics still have to propagate normally. Unless someone comes up with different physics to bending space you can never have a wormhole.
Interstellar: the truth about wormholes
Pincho says...
The truth about wormholes is that they don't exist, and they can't exist. Space does not fold, it is not 2D, we are not on a bubble, space does not bend, and time does not exist. We are inside a web which is the opposite of the 2D physics required for a wormhole. The reason that the physics are opposite to Einstein's theory is that Einstein wrote his calculations backwards. He wrote his calculations backwards because he used an attractive force with mass. Mass is a hole, and the force is from space. Einstein got this backwards because Newton said "An apple is pulled to the Earth!" The apple flows to the Earth with Gravity, the reverse. So the truth about wormholes is that they cannot exist, and space is made from quantum holes, a webbed stacking system. Each point is local to the next. You try to bend them, and they will just change locality so that they are still local to their neighbour. Action At A Distance has invisible physics between the two points, so these physics still have to propagate normally. Unless someone comes up with different physics to bending space you can never have a wormhole.