03-06-2023, 04:49 AM
(This post was last modified: 03-06-2023, 04:57 AM by stevebowers.)
Concerning a trip through a wormhole; the best visualisation I have found is here.
https://www.spacetimetravel.org/wurmlochflug
It doesn't exactly look like a tunnel; the closest I can come to visualising it is as a string of three connected spheres - each of which is inside the other when seen from outside. In this animation, the three spheres are delineated by different coloured cubes. As you pass through the middle sphere - the throat - it transforms briefly into an infinite plane, then turns inside-out. After this transformation, the outermost sphere becomes the innermost, and the innermost becomes the outermost.
![[Image: wurmlochflug.jpg]](https://www.spacetimetravel.org/wurmlochflug.jpg)
Of course in an OA wormhole, there are no cubic frameworks visible; but there may be some sort of visible framework holding the exotic energy in place, and you may be able to spot those as you pass through.
https://www.spacetimetravel.org/wurmlochflug
It doesn't exactly look like a tunnel; the closest I can come to visualising it is as a string of three connected spheres - each of which is inside the other when seen from outside. In this animation, the three spheres are delineated by different coloured cubes. As you pass through the middle sphere - the throat - it transforms briefly into an infinite plane, then turns inside-out. After this transformation, the outermost sphere becomes the innermost, and the innermost becomes the outermost.
Of course in an OA wormhole, there are no cubic frameworks visible; but there may be some sort of visible framework holding the exotic energy in place, and you may be able to spot those as you pass through.