Sentences with phrase «wormholes in»

«Beautiful Terminal Velocity Through Wormholes in Summertime Painting» (2008) Photographed by Prudence Cuming Associates Ltd © Damien Hirst and Science Ltd..

Metal Gear Survive is a new co-op stealth game set after the events of Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes in an alternative timeline caused by unexplained wormholes in the sky.

The game picks up right after the events of Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes in an alternative timeline which is caused by unexplained wormholes in the sky.

What It Does: Opens wormholes in space, making possible instantaneous travel between any two points in the universe.

If Konami's - studio - formerly - know - as - Kojima - Productions had decided to wipe The Phantom Pain from the Metal Gear Solid canon, or if it had elected to begin a new entry in the Metal Gear Solid canon with wormholes in the sky sucking a bunch of soldiers off to an island populated by zombies and monsters, that would deserve some pretty sharp words from fans.

The findings raise the tantalising possibility that we might finally be able to detect a wormhole in space.

But any civilisation advanced enough to build the wormhole in the first place, Li argues, ought to be able to build such a mirror.

The Peacekeepers» last, best hope lies in astronaut John Crichton (Ben Browder), an earthling who joined them when he was drawn into a wormhole in space.

WHAT: Set in the near future, when Earth's resources have all but been depleted, former astronaut Cooper (Matthew McConaughey) joins a group of explorers — Dr. Amelia Brand (Anne Hathaway), Doyle (Wes Bentley) and Romilly (David Gyasi)-- on a secret NASA expedition through a newly discovered wormhole in the hopes of finding an inhabitable planet for mankind.

The Keyhole anomaly, a wormhole in space, offers a solution; time - travel to transport genetically sound humans from the past.

- customize the physical portal with Legos if you want - portal allows up to seven figures and objects at once - portal is divided into three sections - sections don't matter at first - when the Wicked Witch stuns characters with a spell, you have to physically move them on the portal to free them - characters placed on the right color on the portal can be transported to a corresponding colored wormhole in the game - portal will grow / fade green color as you're hunting down secret items - the stronger the green glow, the closer you are to the secret - portal allows use of characters and vehicles.

After saving Big Boss and Kaz from behind the scenes, your character is wounded and subsequently sucked towards a wormhole in the sky.

This is a fetch quest that occurs while you're working to grab yet another object, creating some sort of temporal wormhole in which you have to fetch one thing just to be able to fetch more things that will lead to future fetchings.

The player's avatar is the «rookie» of the resistance, and Classic Sonic shows up after being sucked into a wormhole in Sonic Mania.

Not exact matches

Maria and I were going to the store when we got caught in a wormhole.

Here's another one: An entirely natural wormhole opened in the space - time continuum, and a guy from the present got sent into the past, and told someone about the Big bang theory, and that story made it into the Quran.

Both of them consume whole goats as villagers throw stones at them, and it's only fair if we get to watch them in the Home Run Derby, sending ball after ball into the spinning - marlin wormhole while kids run into each other below.

Sometime during the day, I appear to have stumbled into a wormhole and ended up in an alternate reality #lcfcvmufc

Alice and Bob would meet in the middle of the wormhole, thereby verifying the ER = EPR theory and winning themselves Nobel Prizes.

A new paper shows how the possibility of wormholes linking quantum - entangled black holes could be tested in the laboratory.

The new paper, posted in the physics online archive, in fact, proposes a scheme allowing Alice to teleport a person (named Tom, for some reason) to Bob — through a wormhole.

But with a 100 - qubit quantum computer (much larger than anything available in labs today, but thinkable), a teleportee of 10 qubits could be sent through the wormhole.

In fact, Susskind contends, Alice and Bob could prove ER = EPR simply by jumping into two entangled black holes, linked by a wormhole.

These shells would be connected by a wormhole, so Alice and Bob could jump in (they would have to «merge themselves with the matter forming the shells») and meet «in some place outside ordinary spacetime.»

Small variations in the initial state of the teleportee would enable the computers to detect how it reacted to conditions in the wormhole, thereby providing the evidence needed to verify the wormhole's existence, confirming that ER = EPR.

«There does not seem to be an in - principle obstruction to laboratory teleportation through the wormhole,» Susskind and Zhao say.

In 1997 Bernard Kay and Marek Radzikowski of the University of York in England and Robert Wald of the University of Chicago showed that time travel was consistent with all the known laws of physics, except in one place — near the wormhole entrancIn 1997 Bernard Kay and Marek Radzikowski of the University of York in England and Robert Wald of the University of Chicago showed that time travel was consistent with all the known laws of physics, except in one place — near the wormhole entrancin England and Robert Wald of the University of Chicago showed that time travel was consistent with all the known laws of physics, except in one place — near the wormhole entrancin one place — near the wormhole entrance.

ANOTHER LOOKING GLASS In science fiction movies like Stargate and Contact, wormholes connect distant points in the universe, allowing people to travel from one spot to another in far less time than the hundreds or millions of years required to make the trip at the speed of light, the greatest conventional velocitIn science fiction movies like Stargate and Contact, wormholes connect distant points in the universe, allowing people to travel from one spot to another in far less time than the hundreds or millions of years required to make the trip at the speed of light, the greatest conventional velocitin the universe, allowing people to travel from one spot to another in far less time than the hundreds or millions of years required to make the trip at the speed of light, the greatest conventional velocitin far less time than the hundreds or millions of years required to make the trip at the speed of light, the greatest conventional velocity.

If we ever do create them, wormholes could open the door to traveling not just in space but in time as well.

In 1988, Kip Thorne and his colleagues at Caltech found a possible way out: a traversable wormhole, one through which you could pass freely back and forth.

It could be a wormhole, or shortcut, to another place in our universe or even to another universe entirely.

Many solutions result in «nontraversable wormholes.»

Matthew Visser of Victoria University in Wellington, New Zealand, estimates that the amount of negative energy needed to open up a one - meter - wide wormhole would be comparable to the mass of Jupiter, except that it would be negative.

But what would it take to reach the next level, developing such extrapolations of Einstein's genius as the means to journey through wormholes, teleport through space, or travel back and forth in time?

Yet, if we ever do create them, wormholes could open the door to traveling not just in space but in time as well.

Some believe that an advanced civilization might be able to grab one of these holes in the foam and stretch it, giving us a wormhole that may connect two points in space and time, although this is still speculative.

SA: In Timeline the characters travel back to France in A.D. 1357 because the wormhole happens to let out therIn Timeline the characters travel back to France in A.D. 1357 because the wormhole happens to let out therin A.D. 1357 because the wormhole happens to let out there.

Wormholes from the vacuum would connect randomly with any point in space and time, so the other end would connect God knows where.

Probability-wise the wormhole would be more likely to connect with the universe back in time, rather than the present.

Christopher Nolan's new film, Interstellar, is a near - future tale of astronauts departing a dying Earth to travel to Saturn, then through a wormhole to another galaxy, all in search of somewhere else humanity could call home.

It is possible to build wormholes — in theory.

Radiation entering one mouth and travelling down the tunnel will not escape harmlessly from the other end, but will in effect be «copied» into the other time by converting some of the wormhole's own mass into energy.

In the case of our universe, the wormhole might be quite short and still reach from, say, our solar system to the center of our galaxy.

How did wormholes lead to your interest in time travel?

A working time machine might require two wormhole mouths each about 10 kilometres in diameter.

Black holes can't be used in that way,» and I suggested he use a wormhole instead.

Next, in order to escape from this universe into another one, we will need to find a suitable exit: some wormhole, dimensional gateway, or cosmic tunnel that connects here to there.

In 1988 Kip Thorne and his colleagues at Caltech showed that with sufficient negative matter or negative energy, one could create a wormhole through which a traveler could freely pass back and forth between, say, his laboratory and a distant point in space or timIn 1988 Kip Thorne and his colleagues at Caltech showed that with sufficient negative matter or negative energy, one could create a wormhole through which a traveler could freely pass back and forth between, say, his laboratory and a distant point in space or timin space or time.

Science Cinémathèque, a project funded by the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, features reviews of recent movies such as Werner Herzog's Grizzly Man and a series of short student films on such topics as wormholes, the patterns in pinecones and sunflowers, and Ignaz Semmelweis, the 19th - century Hungarian physician whose campaign to promote hand washing among doctors was met with near - universal scorn.

The wormhole predicted by the equations is smaller than an atomic nucleus, but gets bigger the bigger the charge stored in the black hole.