Re: What is a worm hole in theory?

On Aug 2, 6:49 pm, festusby...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Is a worm hole compressed space-time that is directed between two
point in space-time.

No. A wormhole is a "bridge" linking any two sheets of a multi-
sheeted spacetime manifold.

If a black hole is assumed to be a static compressed space-time onto a
single point through rotation,

Where did you come by that definition? It couldn't be more wrong. A
black hole is actually a region of spacetime where the gravitational
field is so strong that the escape velocity at every point therein
exceeds c.

Hereafter, festusby...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote a lot of nonsense, which
is not included in this reply.

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