| Environments are filled with planets, black holes, novas, asteroids and wormholes among other objects, and each is rendered with stunning detail. |
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| When I was in high school, I gave a presentation on black holes, wormholes and time travel for my physics class. |
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| His work on light cones, black holes, wormholes, and time travel were are extremely revolutionary. |
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| Naturally occurring wormholes, if they exist at all, are likely to be extremely small, about 10 septillion times smaller than a typical atom. |
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| The scientists also filled the wormholes with a plastic resin to create molds of them. |
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| These wormholes connect not only two regions of space but also two regions of time as well. |
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| The laws of physics probably forbid wormholes from existing anyway, according to Thorne. |
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| For instance, non-rotating black holes and wormholes were predicted long before there was any indication of their existence. |
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| An apple with wormholes in it can be far healthier than a shiny, beautifully round apple. |
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| The possibility of short-circuiting the enormous distances between stars makes wormholes attractive for space travel. |
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| Natural wormholes make it possible to jump long distances to other sectors or even quadrants of the galaxy. |
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| The special hard wax is injected into the wormholes in liquid form without damage to the workpiece. |
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| Challenge your knowledge of astronomy to avoid wormholes or to get a boost from gravity slingshots! |
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| The star systems can contain several phenomena including, stations, wormholes, moons, planets, asteroid belts and complexes. |
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| As theoretical objects, wormholes were invented and named in the late 1950s by American physicist John Archibald Wheeler, an early pioneer in the quest for quantum gravity. |
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| Massive planets, asteroid fields, orbiting moons, brilliant stars, wormholes, and black holes rendered in beautiful detail! |
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| Now one admits their existence, although non-rotating black holes have never been found yet, nor wormholes. |
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| Some wormholes will be unstable and result in the destruction of your ship. |
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| By the end of the novel, humanity has discovered an infinite number of universes bordering ours via nanoscopic wormholes whose mouths form subatomic particles. |
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| If this network of wormholes exists, sensors should provide information as to their number, diameter, direction and location. |
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| He speaks to public and scientific audiences, and finds that both groups pepper him with questions about everything from black holes and wormholes to dark matter. |
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| His artistic turnings are full of interesting features including knots, wormholes, and natural cracks and bark which are all beautifully crafted into the finished piece. |
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| Some have devoted themselves to working out how it might be possible in theory, if difficult in practice, to build a time machine using exotic configurations of black holes, wormholes or cosmic strings. |
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| However, wormholes are intrinsically unstable. |
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| Their means of travel is by a galaxy hopper that travels in superquick time through wormholes. |
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| Some stars may contain wormholes, throatlike tunnels connecting distant points in spacetime, a team of physicists proposes. |
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| Topics include the distance to the nearest black hole from Earth, the characteristics of a black hole, as well as white holes and wormholes. |
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| They know the only way you can travel in space is through wormholes. |
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| The topics are relativistic gravity, spherical and rotating black holes, black hole thermodynamics, wormholes and time travel, and astrophysical black holes. |
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| Wormholes, the first of my uxorial collaborations, is a game of starship tactics. |
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| This is a departure from Funk's previous short animated film Wormholes that was created entirely through stop-motion animation. |
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