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the space race is on fire with private
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companies such as spacex and blue origin
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battling it out to partner with the
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intrepid independent federal agency nasa
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to see who's going to be the first one
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to send humans into space but getting
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humans in a profitable spaceship and out
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of the earth's atmosphere is just the
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first challenge eventually just as a car
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trip coast to coast in the 1900s would
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take about
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63 days the time of travel is going to
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become a major factor after all a trip
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to the moon under a spacex launch could
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be six days on a trip to mars
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look at about six to nine months
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no one's got time for that
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unless you got a wormhole
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it's important to note for the following
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that time to the average perception is
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basically the speed of light a wormhole
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is a hypothetical shortcut connecting
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one end of the galaxy to the other in
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this case instead of an invisible force
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attracting objects to one another such
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as we are standing here on earth gravity
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is a curving warping force the bigger an
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object is the more gravity is curved
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around it and thus the more light is
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curved around it the more light is
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curved the weirder time gets
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now wormhole needs a black hole a black
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hole is a region of space-time
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space-time being the three dimensions of
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space with a dash of one dimension of
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time where the gravity is so strong
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particles are drawn into it where they
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cannot escape this boundary is called
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the event horizon and the event horizon
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has got to go to have any sort of
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functioning wormhole the easiest way to
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traverse a wormhole is with a white hole
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a white hole or the black hole's time
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reversal is a region of space time in
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which articles particles particle
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articles party articles
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cannot enter
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basically space's most exclusive
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nightclub both
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both are absolutely terrifying but take
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a black hole input on one end
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white hole on the other put a space-time
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conduit in the center exotic matter or
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duct tape will do and that should form a
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tunnel called a throat by experts
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with that you got yourself a beautiful
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wormhole
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if it's stable now all of that is
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possible if and that's the biggest if in
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the universe right now it's stable
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initially it was theorized that you
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would need massive amounts of exotic
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matter in this case negative matter
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which is exactly what it sounds like to
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hold that throat or tunnel opened but dr
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rosa of avero university in portugal has
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theorized another version another theory
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if you will of gravity in this case the
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journalized hypermetric palatini theory
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of gravity so with respect to the og
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theory of general relativity
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respect
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rosa's theory adds a bit more
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flexibility and energy and matter and
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space and time with this consideration
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instead of having to stack negative
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matter around the tunnel using quantum
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physics to basically force it open this
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new theory allows the idea of stacking
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regular matter on the ends of the tunnel
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and plates to kind of use gravitational
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force to naturally open the throat so
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particles can pass through so as we
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humans venture further out into space
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and most likely into long travel times
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and economy class space shuttles keep in
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mind that every complicated scientific
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concept has become commonplace if you
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find yourself waiting out a delayed
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space flight remember all you need for a
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quick wormhole is
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black hole a white hole a space-time
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conduit exotic matter a working theory
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of gravity and an open mind
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bullnappa space
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hi i'm ck gimbal with the tundra
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enthusiast network thanks for watching
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you
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