Wormholes

After years of research and mysterious transmissions by the Circadian Scouts I think I have a basic understanding of how the wormholes are created and can possibly be created artificially.

A theory on the Anomaly - A wormhole is created by creating two points in space time one at Point A, the entry point and Point B the exit point, to cross a large distance in space-time.

To follow along you will need equally reducing sizes of paper. A standard piece of note book paper will work as the first layer. Simply cut the next piece of paper down in size by a 1/8th of an inch on all four corners. Ten sheets of paper should be enough to demonstrate but you can use more if your like. The more you use the better demonstration will be.

Once you have each piece of paper cut to size place an X a half inch from the top and bottom of the first piece of paper. The top of the paper if using notebook paper will not have lines all the way to the top like the bottom will. Next write Point A next to the top X and Point B to the bottom X. Do the same for the remaining pieces of paper that you have. Place an X a half an inch from the top and bottom of each piece and label the top and bottom X the same manner as with the first piece of paper.

Now fold each piece of paper so that two X's match up. Do not crease the paper though. Let the excess hang below the two X's to form a water drop or daisy leaf petal. With a pen, pencil, rod, paper punch or other cylindrical device punch a whole through the center of each X. Do the same with each piece of paper that you made.

What does each piece of paper relate to? Each piece of paper relates to an overall distance being traveled from Point A to Point B. The smaller the piece of paper the less distance is traveled between both points.

Do this twice with two sets of paper. One set will relate to Point A or entering the wormhole and the other set will relate to Point B or exiting the wormhole.

Now that you have both sets created place a pencil or other cylindrical object through the holes you made in both sets.

What does each piece of paper relate to? Each piece of paper relates to an overall distance being traveled from Point A to Point B. The smaller the piece of paper the less distance is traveled between both points.

Now tape the two sets together at the farthest point on the water drop which should be the largest piece of paper.

What does each piece of paper relate to? Each piece of paper relates to an overall distance being traveled from Point A to Point B. The smaller the piece of paper the less distance is traveled between both points.

As you folded each piece of paper you should have noticed that you only had half of the sphere that you need. You will need a third dimension to actually create the sphere because you cannot wormhole travel in only two dimension.

When the paper was first folded there where three points for each piece of paper. The initial Point A and Point B in 2D space and Point AB when folded together. This forms a perfect 60 degree x 3 triangle. With the second set of paper you now have six points in 2D space. In order to make the wormhole actually 3D you need an additional 6 points along the Z coordinate. In order for the sphere to be 3D dimensional you would to create 180 degree arcs from both sets at Points AB residing in the X and Y coordinates as well as the Z coordinates. The Z coordinate arcs being the most important.

This is the point when having a modelling program such as Sketch Up will help you understand the demonstration.

So far we have a sphere with one 360 degree Z arc. If lines are drawn between the Z Arc we would still have 2D space time. So we have to add another Z arc. With each Z arc we are actually creating the sphere itself. When we add our second 360 Z arc between both sets of AB we have what is called a Spacial Layer. Now if we were to divide the Z Arcs up into single degree each and then connected each point on a Z arc to the Z arc to the left or right of it we can see that between each Z arc there be a rectangle created with four triangles located in the rectangle. The top and bottom triangles of the rectangle being larger than the triangles on the sides of the rectangle. The greater the distance between Z arc would represent the greater distance traveled through the wormhole. As we add more and more Z arcs the distance would be reduced as the rectangles would reduced to the eventual size of a square where space time would be equal on sides of the square itself. The outside of the sphere when passing close to it would therefore appear as if the galaxy traveled to was compacted within the sphere itself. This would be because of the almost infinite amount of Z arcs being added to the sphere to in essence create the shortest amount of time and space across each arc.

From the outside the of the sphere the galaxy being traveled to would appear very close and compact within the wormhole. This is because time and space has less distance travel between the Z arcs. As the ship passes through the first Spacial Layer it immediately begins to encounter spacial layers between each Z Arc that are not infinite. Each layer being a distanced traveled too between Point A and Point B. One would think that because each spacial layer is increasing that it would take longer to reach Point B. What is actually happening is that the ship is experiencing an increase in area of the galaxy being traveled to until Point B has been reached where the last spacial layer encountered would be the actual galaxy traveled to as the distance between the Z arc would be at its greatest distance possible or the galaxy itself.

If you were to turn around and look at the Wormhole you would see that where you just came from would seem compacted within the same sphere.

If this process is able to be created artificially even on a small scale, Jovian Space could be breached. Not to mention creating a Wormhole Conduit Network that could lead back to Earth.


Objects In Mirror May Be Closer Than They Appear.

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we can already create wormholes via a cyno.

isn't a cyno just a beacon and w-space too far away to reach ? :P

Interesting thing happened in Null. A fleet of NPC warped into the area where I was mining and simply vanished. They didn't warp out they simply vanished. A few minutes later they re-appeared in the same location they had vanished from. Either they were using cloaking technology or had used some new type of space-time warping technology.

I would expect this much from Sansha seeing as how they are technologically advanced.

I ate a really spicy burrito, and a few hours later, in the toilet, a void of space and time appeared. Was that a wormhole?

Eve is a game,we can't cyno to w-space because that would make nullsec capture certain systems in order to provide themselves with invisible bridges.

Stuff appears and disappeaars, is added and removed ONLY as gameplay features and balancing, and the science behind it doesn't matter. If stuff like logic and common sense mattered, we wouldn't have T2/3 invention that requires new blueprints being made from scratch every time, we'd have free/buyable BPOs for everything. For the sake of balancing, we have these mechanics. OP went too far into the game and reached the base layer, trying to make sense of things that exist purely as game features.

You never go full crystal egghead.

Unless the game has changed a ton in the months since I took a nap (from Eve), wormholes have limitations too. Either way, I only read this hoping to support a wormhole generation/stabilization thread.

+1

puff puff pass, brotha...

It will all be VW Kombi vans in space and kumbayah JSW assault force