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Author	How to Get a Traversable Wormhole, Natalie Wolchover Lucy Reading-Ikkanda
Image title	A wormhole connects distant locations in space.Illustration shows 2 Wormhole mouths in space connected by a tunnel, called a throatThe simplest theoretical wormholes immediately close off because the throat is attracted to itself.Showng the tunnel collapsed, leaving just the two mouths, which are now called black holes.A quantum connection between the mouths could thwart a throat collapse, allowing something to travel through the wormhole.Showing a Quantum connection as a glow around the mouths, which has Stabilizing effects on the wormhole tunnel
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File change date and time	2017-10-23T13:53:32-04:00
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Date metadata was last modified	09:53, 23 October 2017
Writer	Physicists theorize that a new “traversable” kind of wormhole could resolve a baffling paradox and rescue information that falls into black holes.
Copyright status	Copyrighted
Online copyright statement	www.Quantamagazine.org
Short title	Wormhole
Keywords	physics theoretical physics black holes information paradox quantum gravity gravity general relativity space-time
IIM version	2