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Assuming a wormhole exists, what would happen if one took one end of the wormhole into a black hole. Could they enter the wormhole and leave the black hole? What would be the result if they did?
CA Mason said:Assuming a wormhole exists, what would happen if one took one end of the wormhole into a black hole.
Chalnoth said:wormholes can only exist if somehow the singularity that General Relativity says forms in the black hole doesn't actually form.
Chalnoth said:My expectation would be that if one end of a wormhole fell into a black hole would be that because there is now a singularity, the wormhole connection would be destroyed.
Chronos said:A white hole has an exit
A wormhole is a hypothetical tunnel or shortcut through space-time that connects two distant points. It is a concept in theoretical physics that suggests the existence of a shortcut through the fabric of the universe.
It is possible for a wormhole to be dragged into a black hole, but the likelihood of this happening is very low. The extreme gravitational pull of a black hole would most likely cause the wormhole to collapse.
If a wormhole was dragged into a black hole, it would most likely collapse due to the intense gravitational forces. This would cause the two distant points connected by the wormhole to become disconnected.
No, a wormhole cannot be used to escape a black hole. The intense gravitational pull of a black hole would prevent anything, including a wormhole, from escaping its event horizon.
The implications of dragging a wormhole into a black hole are still largely theoretical and unknown. It is possible that such an event could cause disruptions in the fabric of space-time and potentially alter our understanding of the universe.