How Scientists Created A Wormhole In A Lab

Wormholes don’t only exist in space. Scientists have just created one in the lab… with magnets!
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A Magnetic Wormhole
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“Wormholes are fascinating cosmological objects that can connect two distant regions of the universe. Because of their intriguing nature, constructing a wormhole in a lab seems a formidable task.”
Physicists Built a Wormhole for Magnets
www.smithsonianmag.com/science...
“The metal sphere lets one magnetic field pass through another undetected, which could lead to improvements in medical imaging.”
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[@retinarecords7788]

"how scientists created a wormhole in a lab" Answer: They didnt.

[@juhalanta456]

They created a magnetic farraday shield with several layers of magnets super conducted and cooled to cooler then space temp. Trapping the magnetic field between the layers of other magnets but yeah a wormhole sounds cooler.

[@walturenamdev209]

🤣😂

[@Kakuri708]

You just saved me 4 and 22 seconds of my life

[@bharath4884]

thanks for saying lol you saved my time

[@kaijohnson6328]

@@juhalanta456 Faraday*

[@Sleepy.Time.]

worms make holes everyday

[@thiccityd9773]

You tried.

[@Sleepy.Time.]

Drakethedrake i can only work with the material they give me

[@alexc7864]

2/10 for effort

[@Sleepy.Time.]

King for a Day here in America i would still earn a participation trophy with that score because reasons

[@alexc7864]

+Sleepy .Time I'm in America too, and you'd get a ribbon at most.

[@hugo511]

A worm also created one in my garden

[@ashtral1]

lmao

[@StratmanJerry]

Bunker Binkleton now this actually makes sense

[@xandermills9499]

Bunker Binkleton what if in space giant worms are creating holes by consuming time and space around themselves

[@bigboss-cg5es]

holy shit...giant worms?? noppity nope...

[@shinydoritos0159]

Bunker Binkleton You are funny 😏

[@chrisodenweller]

Roses are red, Violets are blue. I got click baited, So did you.

[@mackhomie6]

Christopher Odenweller 'master' got me (yet again). Blast!

[@lakotawulf7254]

I've not even watched it yet so no i didn't hahaha

[@hermanskledar200]

No

[@ChrisHanlon88]

The roses are wilting The violets are dead The sugar bowls empty So is your head

[@lothricknight4221]

Technically not clickbait, you just misinterpreted the title.

[@SyndroOmCani]

TL:DR clickbaiting at it's best. Well played trace, well played.

[@Seeker]

+GrillsGeneration Trace didn't title this one. I did. MUWAHAHAHHA.

[@Leiria65]

+DNews who are you?

[@jray2820]

+DNews well who ever did it gained a sub

[@4-CQL]

+DNews lol this wasn't clickbait

[@marsajib]

+GrillsGeneration sourcefed all over again.

[@EpicWarrior131]

I saw a worm hole before.. i threw that Apple away

[@samj8764]

literally😁

[@YaBoiKeith]

Micah Middleton wait a minute... You're not Alex O'Connor!

[@YaBoiKeith]

He's a pretty cool guy.

[@EpicWarrior131]

Keith Reece He is

[@evanhafleind395]

Micah Middleton I get it

[@schrodingervergelijkingers6944]

In our universe “Hey I made a magnetic wormhole that will probably go to a different universe!” In another universe “Ok everybody we need to make this spaceship landing perfect or we will die” “Sir I am detecting an unknown source of a magnetic field” (The spaceship crashed and everybody on board died)

[@l00kingrand0m]

😐

[@mikethedude571]

Nice

[@AhmadRaza-le2ow]

I saw a wormhole in my backyard garden once... the worm used to travel through it time to time and feed itself from the soil of another planet but once it rained cats and dogs and the metamaterial could not survive the damage and the wormhole got closed... but I believe the worm is alive somewhere in the universe...

[@self_frequency]

Stop being on drugs

[@AhmadRaza-le2ow]

@@self_frequency yeah... no, I am clean now thanks to rehab. Thanks lmao

[@krishnavarshney6722]

legends believe that the worm has created an interconnected wormhole from the closed one and is now having parties with his fellow alien friends.....

[@paulwebb2078]

Wait... we've discovered magnetic monopoles?! Screw wormholes, THIS is the stuff of science fiction!

[@QuikProdigy]

Lol

[@MrJest2]

+Sean Fronteras *snerk* :-) This isn't very well presented. What the researchers discovered, as best I can tell, is how "unconnected" monopoles are actually connected, and that it can be useful. Maybe. Time will tell. Oh, and MRI machines don't use radio waves to "knock the protons around"; quite the opposite - they use the force of flip-flopping the magnetic poles in the electromagnet several times a second to knock the *atoms* in your body around, which action then produces radio waves from each atom, and sensitive radio receivers translate those radio waves emanating from our bodies into visual data (because each element has a different frequency of radio waves it puts out when magnetically flipped). The boxy thing they put over the body portion they are examining is nothing more than a very fine mesh of very sensitive radio antennas, to pick up those radio waves and send their frequency, strength, and X-Y-Z coordinates to the computer, which uses that data to construct the image. *sigh* (Trivia note: MRI machines are the first commercial industrial use of superconducting material. It is used to make the electromagnets; much of the noise you hear in an MRI is the liquid nitrogen pumps to keep the superconductors super cold)

[@paulwebb2078]

MrJest2 But the fact that they've discovered some form of monopoles at all is amazing. Last time I checked my science textbook, monopoles didn't exist in the real world. What blows my mind is the fact that they DID discover a monopole; albeit, its still somehow remotely linked to its counterpart, but the sheer fact that they found this is unbelievable.

[@MrJest2]

+Sean Fronteras Not totally crazy; just that we don't know how much we don't know. :-) We've seen it again and again (although it breaks down at the very tiny level) - if the math works, somewhere, somehow, there is a real manifestation of it. Math is the language of the universe, and if we follow it down strange paths it's usually better to trust the math than disregard it. Occasionally it will be wrong (because it is a human invention after all), but more often than not it will eventually prove out to be right. Next target: Gravity!!!!

[@Rothnacum1]

+MrJest2 Math is a human invention? I think more a human observation.

[@danielskrivan6921]

Doesn't tell how it happened. Doesn't show it (despite telling us it could be seen). Doesn't even show a diagram of a monopole, just shows a normal magnet and talks about monopoles.

[@MrCaveman74]

Daniel Skrivan AGREED! This wasn't a good one.

[@MegaHiddenshadow]

Do you have a recommendation for a youtube channel that would go into more detail? The trouble with DNews is that it can be very basic.

[@NadimShaikh-lu4ym]

Tom Davies yeah, I want to know as well

[@teridawn50]

Well, I can't really hear about monopoles without giggling so I'm relatively happy.

[@rovic2hacking505]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/q4CtdIZnjJaosMk its finally real

[@bvec97]

It took four years to make 3-D MRI technology with a 5-G network from when he said we “might” be able to do it in the future. That’s crazy

[@barbershopbible]

"Could be used for... something in the future that we haven't thought of yet." So you mean it's useless.

[@ShawnRavenfire]

We have a wormhole....... and by "wormhole," we mean "not a wormhole, or anything even remotely similar to a wormhole."

[@americafuckyea2722]

HISSSSSSS

[@americafuckyea2722]

***** yep I'm from 3623

[@americafuckyea2722]

***** future

[@americafuckyea2722]

***** I lied I live in year infinity

[@JohnVKaravitis]

+Shawn Ravenfire Beautifully stated. (Were these non-wormhole wormholes found in a rotten apple, by the way?)

[@phrog_sage]

This guys hair confuses me

[@samuelanderson5778]

how?

[@vanerred5805]

Koa ikr ecks dee ecks dee

[@idiocracy10]

Koa, I thought the same thing. He has a great start on a Calabi-Yau Manifold

[@krrishesgamingempire1239]

Koa yo lets focus on the vid...nah lets just talk about his hair😂😂😂

[@alanchapalain1613]

L O L

[@hemicentralsrt3259]

This is 4 years old in 2020 we are dying to a virus called COVID I really though we would be more advanced

[@lognix5060]

It's a virus that we have never really seen before. We have to create a vaccine from scratch, which is a very hard thing to do considering that we have had to test on contagious people. And we aren't really helping by running around outside and having parties. Adding all this together, I think it is understandable that we are struggling with COVID-19.

[@InSammity]

@@lognix5060 humans are stupid but its better now

[@nullbeyondo]

@@lognix5060 No. We've already seen this virus before and its previous generations. And that's why we're able to develop the vaccines currently. Please don't spread misinformation.

[@lognix5060]

@@nullbeyondo I might just have a misundestanding though

[@masterstarlord4761]

When I first saw this video I was mind blown that the Magnetic field was the anwser of the wormholes, portals, invisibility and more of the science fiction stuff.

[@PhillipJamesBailey]

wormhole...OMG NERD GASM!! 2seconds later."It's not that kind of wormhole." Me: Damn it!

[@alanrodriguez9717]

its still cool!!! we may be able to create machines that detect other thing that the MRI can't and maybe things that float?

[@ObesePuppies]

its not a gloryhole man! calm down!

[@PhillipJamesBailey]

+alan rodriguez yes its still amazing! :D and I would love to make my car the invisible boat (car) mobile!

[@PhillipJamesBailey]

+J Fuentes I know xD holes get me so excited idk why 😂

[@themikead99]

+Phillip Bailey That literal exact thing went through my head

[@SkArReD3297]

that intro tho :')

[@akil412]

Liking your comment after 4 year 😿

[@aurin_komak]

@@akil412 same

[@thevaulted5930]

😂🤣

[@sagarranade3655]

😂😂

[@valeriesanchez3074]

Forreal

[@aidankilleen5889]

I think this is a great idea! I also think that this is the first step in creating a wormhole that can transport matter. There's for to be something they're missingm, like maybe it has to be supercooled, or maybe it can only transport certain types of materials, or maybe it can only transport photons. Or maybe their scans were wrong, and there really is something making the magnets monopolar.

[@be-nazirfarzana4727]

that was amazing in a short amount of time..:)

[@enzift]

well we have to start somewere right?

[@JosephM]

yes

[@megacharizardx9474]

Yes

[@ObesePuppies]

but where does it end?

[@Litany_of_Fury]

+J Fuentes yes

[@AeroeGraphix]

+J Fuentes That, is a great question

[@202hippl]

The title of the video is misleading

[@Kathen]

Aka clickbait

[@PrismicGamingp]

The thumbnail is misleading

[@hellothere993]

Actually no it's not

[@justarandomguy2877]

Nope

[@matthewcashew5622]

It’s actually not... like they explained how it’s still a wormhole, just not the one you normally think about

[@Rizzler0211]

not the wormhole we deserved but the wormhole we needed

[@velinix7915]

The voice crack at the beginning though

[@Vashu627]

*sigh* Why do you feel the need to do this? New title: "Magnet Bullshit"

[@QuikProdigy]

Well were creating monopoles with this which is very useful

[@Vashu627]

Not the issue. If that's what they did then that's what the video title should have been. Instead they mislead people into clicking it to get more views, more ad revenue etc, under a false premise.

[@QuikProdigy]

+Vashu627 they did create a wormhole it's just not a gravitational wormhole (wormhole that goes through space time) yeah it is kind of click bait, but you have to dumb the name down for people that have little understanding for magnets

[@TraceDominguez]

+Vashu627 It's not clickbait at all, it's a magnetic wormhole, thus: Scientists Created a Wormhole. You assuming it's a gravitational wormhole (when it could be any number of wormholes) does not make it click bait.

[@Vashu627]

No it's not just my assumption. The title doesn't include the word "magnetic". The thumbnail used is of the traditional or conventional idea of a gravitational wormhole. Do you mean to say you can't see how omitting the magnetic qualifier from the title, and using a gravitational wormhole in the thumbnail could be seen as click bait? You're a smart guy, you can see how those things add up to looking like that. Maybe you didn't intend it that way, I can give the benefit of the doubt. But you know what would dismiss any thoughts of it being click bait? If the word "magnetic" were placed in front of "wormhole" or a picture of a magnet were used for the thumbnail instead of the spacial wormhole that it currently has.

[@juschu85]

If you develop this to a (much) higher level could you use this to transfer energy or information to replace powerlines, communication lines and satelites? Wouldn't this make it possible to send energy to a space station, generate power from helium 3 on the moon and send it to earth or communicate with people on mars (or in other star systems) without the delay caused by lightspeed?

[@aqouby]

The video described this in a way to attract viewers. The system was nothing but a magnetic field where the pathway was blocked by a material that isn't visible through systems that pick up magnetic pathways. It's just a sheet in front of a magic trick.

[@stevegarvey5607]

think tesla was trying to accomplish this?

[@shinebright9084]

Steve Garvey He pretty much did. The reason why we dont live using Teslas ways is because the government needed a way to take money from us.

[@kayseek1248]

I’ve had this on my watch later for over a year!

[@phantomxi6124]

1885 : we will cure cancer! 2017: wormholes!!!

[@Hells_Gate]

talks about MRI scans and shows a CAT scan, haha

[@Kathen]

Lol

[@mayonaise3332]

dude wtf it was just an observation to show how illegitimate the video was

[@chengteh]

Still waiting for an explanation and some kind of diagram that shows something. This was completely pointless.

[@maxwellsimon4538]

That's DNews for ya.

[@irkanializ7841]

Hi

[@teridawn50]

It's hard to science in less than 5 minutes.

[@runforitman]

Yeah it was just talk but no evidence

[@happydoritoz9185]

FrogSqueal black holes cannot be photographed or truly diagramed

[@jatinhooda4055]

This video seriously undermines the significance of research and this new development

[@domraffainifilminspiration1831]

This video has been recommended to me several times and I knew it was clickbait but I was tired of it being recommended so here I am, clickbaited and sad

[@justa9uy]

If I'm understanding this correctly, could you theoretically use this electromagnetic wormhole to instantaneously transmit data from and entry and exit side of the wormhole? I'm thinking via electrically stimulating the magnet to send a magnetic signal to the other side.Thoughts?

[@modernmarvel]

Looks like we are steps away from the Event Horizon people. Poles and holes eh? Shouldn't Lacy be talking about this topic?

[@JesseCaul]

HASEXISMISFUNNY!

[@reathenlash7127]

+Spycrabs Umm, she has an entire channel of her own dedicated to sex education...

[@GuyZAfro]

+Reathen lash The point------ Your head-----

[@theartist124]

+modernmarvel If we're getting near the Event Horizon, I need to get with Lacy!

[@americafuckyea2722]

hisssssssssss

[@CortezEspartaco2]

That introduction was the best thing I've seen in a long while.

[@Miataiga87]

What happens if you put one in an mri? or use some sort of magnetic field camera thing to look inside?

[@natehaken2686]

I want a Michael Rosen bridge

[@MrSeagull92]

+ChuzzyBuddy mistah mosebey

[@MrSeagull92]

***** top kek

[@Mattteus]

+sugar plumpy it leads to a great big bag of plams

[@jem632]

nice meme

[@Davidhench142]

Noice

[@charh675]

click bait. off topic content and under researched. "I saw a science thing, i can twist the topic, browse a wiki, and make a science video"

[@kapi6130]

Not off topic at all, if you actually listened to the video. Although he did not explain in enough detail

[@Thenormalguy101]

@Dominic B yOuR cOmMeNt dOeSnT aLiGn wItH yOuR stUpiDity

[@sanujinuwanga4576]

Thank you I am writing a science fiction story for a school project, helped me a lot

[@fawstes]

It’s amazing to rewatch this after the imaging of the black hole

[@ReevansElectro]

Poor way to introduce this subject.

[@dayanandakumar402]

Robert Evans why

[@ahlong2339]

Yeah, it didnt even show how it really done but just by explained.

[@MmoviesE]

Theres lots of worm holes in my front yard. I see the birds there looking for food for their young.

[@ashtral1]

get out kid

[@RedBearNAaron]

Podcast link is busted. Anyone have a current one?

[@theloneomega574]

If you could make this into an uber-long distance technology then you might have a faster-than-light communication. Just use it for a magnetic telegram across vast distances. Though I have no idea if the technology can be used at that range.

[@slavaboogaming6809]

I sexually identify as a toaster

[@andrewu8525]

Ok so you have no sex and can't move good to know

[@sherrattpemberton6089]

toast goes in gets hot, pops out..

[@SlayerZombie240]

"bread" goes in toast pops out. unless your wanting some extra crispy toast

[@tls5870]

So you take it raw and send it away hot and bothered, ejected after one penetration.

[@sherrattpemberton6089]

T Shuart lol and sometimes slightly burned?

[@Jaco3920]

should say electromagnetic wormhole in the title. it's kind of click bait saying that in the title but then saying as soon as the video starts "oh yeah and it's not that kind of wormhole".

[@alexc7864]

but it is a wormhole so the title fits.

[@cortster12]

+King for a Day It also isn't.

[@luxurious0346]

We created a wormhole! *_folds a piece of paper and penetrates a pencil through it_*

[@sirgrem2988]

You can't just use the word 'penetrate' like that.

[@KaityKat117]

Grem That's not what ur gf said last night.

[@reecegg]

Iron Lightning that's not even funny.

[@reecegg]

Iron Lightning but that isn't what you meant

[@funnyvideos-rn5re]

2010's magnetic field wormhole 3010's This was a triumph im making a note here, huge success

[@a.q.2330]

Portal. Wormhole. Hmm.

[@rantallion5032]

i been looking for a good wormhole to slide my worm into.

[@pianogoat3717]

Wrong side of the Internet, mate.

[@Jorge01234]

Piano Goat 😆

[@Shadow77999]

Piano Goat yea, all these breakthroughs and all you see is idiots making horrible jokes..

[@jakenbaked87]

I am SHOCKED this made it to Nature. They didn't create any such thing. They simply bent magnetic field lines. Their test for "worm holes" is also somewhat arbitrary; why didn't they measure the field transmission speed? If it went faster than light, then I would have been intrigued.

[@BmxSeanMorgan]

jakenbaked87 he explained it. That is a space time wormhole you want to see this is electromagnetic and does not need to move the speed of light as that’s not it’s purpose

[@TamimProduction]

You should came with an animation or something to make it clear to get into my brain , it was a bit hard to understand but i got it

[@axtchaos8719]

Wormholes: our theoretical time travel solution. *IN OUR DREAMS*

[@Ayydy]

THE FUTURE IS NIGH

[@BeadedMarshmallows]

*puts on glasses* Bill Nigh ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) (I know it's "Nye")

[@Ayydy]

BeadedMarshmallows jesus

[@leslie2546]

"🎶Bill Nye the Science Guy🎶"

[@EthanRom]

+Ayydy I read that as "The future is high."

[@crispybacon4240]

+Ayydy What about him?

[@DoomVik]

I am guessing that this is how we are going to send data in space across significant distances.

[@erictheavguy1]

Thats the first thing I thought too....

[@theirisheditor]

Same thought also that came to mind, which I presume didn't want to say. If true and this technology could be miniaturised and made low cost, it would mark the end of satellite, transatlantic cables, radio/cell towers, etc., not to mention broadband/mobile/TV blackspots, roaming charges, etc.

[@akihiro3764]

I know many of us came out in a hole of our mom....so lets all be thankful our mom is a true magician....

[@funeralruiner]

i assume you mean adoption for the rest but this has terrifying implications for somebody who's never heard of adoption

[@hoseavarghese7016]

The guy explains it for 4 minutes straight. Me: What?

[@danielburritt5960]

Great video. Any chance you could provide a link to the experimental results? Just an FYI: MRI doesn't use radio waves. It uses an additional magnetic field oscillating at a radio frequency called an RF pulse. Inside the bore of the magnet is a uniform and constant 1.5-3.0Tesla magnetic field that never turns off. The RF pulse is applied to select a specific segment. At the same time, an additional magnetic field is applied to cause a magnetic gradient along the length of the patient (along the z axis). The Z-axis magnetic gradient causes all the protons in the body (already aligned along the z axis) to precess or wobble at different rates. The RF pulse will only deposit energy into protons precessing at the same specific radio frequency. This works just like harmonic frequency (like when you hit a tuning fork and it makes a specific guitar string vibrate). This way, we can deposit energy into a specific segment of the body and then "listen" as the protons release that energy, which gives us our picture.

[@res_annalizasoriano-teache6239]

Boring shut up nerd

[@EmeraldGamingEmerqqld]

proof?

[@poothrowingape]

You can create a worm hole if you rename something into a worm hole. I made a wormhole for lunch today. buttered some bread and grilled it with cheese in between....

[@ehrix4468]

Wouldnt worm holes distort the things behind it. Kinda like a blackhole does?

[@peepeestorm2178]

this “extra special” dimension is making it through school no problem thankyouverymuch

[@nullbeyondo]

I think he meant "spatial" but I just ignored it.

[@heathertoomey7068]

This is great! I wrote a novella in a creative writing class with a time machine that was invisible. Now I have a better explanation I could use for how it is invisible!

[@JBBros]

Scientist Logic: We can Create a ship and go to space Scientist Reality: How do we build a Picture?

[@bonky6128]

@Andre Pierce because its only your immagination and you cant do it

[@musicalelementpiano]

Could you actually create an 'invisibility cloak' (something you can wear) from this theory

[@overthink2147]

Not the type of wormholes we were expecting, but still very cool!

[@TwiSteDx0x]

Did they not film it or something??

[@Matter655]

you cant see magnetic fields but really they just need to get to transport atoms and a actual transportation wormhole

[@guitarhill9003]

Matter 1:23 you dont need ro be all scientist here just literally watch 1.5 minutes of the video

[@user-mh2bw4hu3o]

lol i thought that they poked a hole in an earthworm

[@Kathen]

Or a worm through an apple

[@D-Man_Jam]

"Michael Rosen bridges"

[@edwardscott4535]

I created and traveled through a wormhole.Its really not that complicated once you know the basics.All you have to do is be able to manipulate space by pushing and pulling on it. Pull hard enough on a single point you open up a hole into the middle realm. (The space in between two dimensions ).That is when charged particles/exotic matter gets released which carries the energy to construct and power the wormhole.The charged particles look and move like sand being blown across the road.Then all you need is to accelerate fast enough by being able to skip space. I did it by pulling back on the space enough to collapse it onto itself.Once you have the forward momentum and your pulling back the space as hard as you can a vortex forms using the released particles and they will begin to emit a purple light.Now you have a worm hold. It is not hollow however, it is being built as you are traveling through it. So all you can see looking forward would be a particle dust storm inside of a dusty cylinder rotating clock wise.. I traveled forward in time with the one i had created. Only problem is after a couple of seconds looking around i was sucked back to to a similar time at which i had left but a different location from where i entered the worm hole. maybe about 3 miles ahead.But everything looked the same which ui then realised that every ones reality is based off of their own perspectives.So i am the first man to ever create an actual wormhole, travel faster the the speed of light, time travel and could manipulate time and space.And no one was there to see it, i don't think. If anyone saw me open up the wormhole in littlerock ca a little over a year or 2 ago let me no. i was driving a tan hyundai sonata 2012. I'm sure edwards afb has proof of the different things that i could do in that car. But i'm sure it would be considered top secret by now. Like teleporting off of a runway into the desert.

[@briankibet9387]

Yoooh

[@Richard-ox6zk]

So they created a monopole magnet ? Fuck the wormhole... a monopole magnet can do magic stuff !

[@thebeacongamer7286]

UGH CLICK BAIT!!!!

[@yungbheo9021]

The Beacon Gamer It isn't clickbait, you dumbass just can't understand what they are saying.

[@fernandodabeast8271]

The Beacon Gamer o my gerrd

[@thebeacongamer7286]

Yeah I do understand what they said, did you? I wanted some nice spacetime wormholes, but they give me a magnetic wormhole... frick.XxX_420BlAzEiT_QuIcKsc0per_D4nKm3Mes_XxX

[@jordanlopez8324]

The Emperor of Mankind IT'S A ELECTROMAGNETIC WORMHOLE. FUCKS SAKE.

[@Adam-ox7zo]

The Beacon Gamer IT'S NOT CLICK BATE SINCE THEY ACTUALLY CREATED A WORMHOLE!!!! IT'S A MAGNETIC WORMHOLE NOT A SPACETIME WORMHOLE!!! HOW IS A MAGNETIC WORMHOLE NOT A WORMHOLE?! EXACTLY, IT IS A WORMHOLE AND THUS IT'S NOT CLICK BATE AT ALL!!! DID YOU EVEN WATCH THE VIDEO?!?!?!

[@frankmyers4736]

I think this is a huge breakthrough in science

[@AvroBellow]

New discoveries are always fascinating!

[@goldierose1496]

yup

[@dianesullivan4042]

Booooo!!! Hisssssss!!! {throws a head of elderly lettuce at the stage}

[@mattycakes2827]

Diane Ruthless fuck you

[@dianesullivan4042]

Alfred Alfred maybe he only supports throwing fresh lettuce. I stand by my decision to throw elderly lettuce. A visible magnetic wormhole...sigh...is not what anyone expected when clicking on this video. A title that deliberately misleading deserves elderly lettuce, not fresh. And I meant iceberg too. Not wasting baby spinach or even romaine on this debacle.

[@dianesullivan4042]

I am the terror that flaps in the night

[@lexmatthewtheurbanavenger7801]

Alfred Alfred crazy cooool!

[@Adam-ox7zo]

Diane Ruthless it's not misleading at all. Scientists did create a wormhole in a lab, it's called a magnetic wormhole. Did you not watch the video?

[@Jeromy1986]

I figure that, in order to make any wormhole, you'd need to have access to both sides of it to keep it stable. If so, you can't use a gravitational wormhole to get to a distant planet unless you've got an exit gate. What this tech does sound like it could do, though, is revolutionize the way we use electricity. Didn't Tesla want to beam free electricity to everyone?

[@landroveraddict2457]

could this fernomina be used for undetectable bugging, survailence devices?

[@maliagregson5091]

All I got was the mention of an invisibility cloak and now I must find one or figure out how to make one

[@IAmNumber4000]

DNews = best news site at clickbaiting

[@FlamuriHp]

I love this guy , he doesn't exaggerate things

[@ApocalypsesDawn]

@203 That's a CT Scanner not a MRI.

[@josesantos2603]

They could use rubidium superfluid entangled and then cause a collapse by a specific magnetic field to make entangled axions (bosenova collapse) and make a space-time wormhole.

[@dawsonmulkey3440]

Could we use it to make a perpetual motion machine.

[@noisemagician]

Perhaps it can be used to contain anti-matter.

[@samcooper5604]

Damn dude the beginning killed my whole vibe for the day...I don't even care about wormswhols 😂

[@Tletna]

Whether you're willing to admit this was click-bait or not, I would have been much more impressed with the title "Scientists create magnetic monopoles in lab" because jeez wow magnetic monopoles!! Thanks for the interesting video.

[@neobow1]

Well Damn

[@ParanoeX]

after reading the title and before watching the video "they didnt", but kinda cool

[@davedixieshighstrangeness-595]

Thanks, information is like butter

[@chrisburke6274]

Intro had me dead😂

[@Madhouserevival]

Can we drop Trump in it?

[@alcaedafiebre]

wouldn't a electromagnetic wormhole eventually allow for a unlimited range point o point data connection? like think of a mars drone with awesome ping time and that just ignores the sun cuz it goes through a wormhole!! or am i way off?

[@Kathen]

Idk

[@user.n.a.s.a]

This means you can create your own portal gun , that is just awesome you also need plasma for this

[@lunganivundla7981]

I SUBSCRIBED JUST COZ OF THE INTRO!!!! LOL

[@stylz1]

Sooooo.....this title is bullshit is what you're telling me? Thanks for the clickbait.

[@alucardwhitehair]

You obviously are too ignorant to realize how big this discovery is, this would allow us to send information across the universe at speeds exceeding the speed of light. But ya know screw that. I want worm holes!

[@stylz1]

The Cosmic Entity And you are too ignorant to realize why this is clickbait.

[@davidkelly4210]

This IS a wormhole, just electromagnet rather than spacetime. Same concept except you couldn't send matter thru it. Still has amazing military,medical and communication potential.

[@stylz1]

David Kelly Clickbait. And electromagnetism does not exist outside of space time.

[@davidkelly4210]

stylz1 never said it did.

[@theultimatereductionist7592]

Who else here mistook the title of this video for a fraction of a second as "How Scientists Created a Woman in a Lab"?

[@somaauddy5627]

to keep a wormhole stable we need presure of the object in- and mass be in + or els only one object can be sent and after sending it the worm hole would be destroyed

[@syntaxed2]

2022 UPDATE: Two google quantum computer qubits were entangled and a negative energy spike was recorded - As predicted by the ER=EPR advocates. Wormhole(Einstein-Rosen bridge) = Entanglement(Einstein-Podolsky-Rosen).

[@ajdziaj]

offtopic - 2:01 it's a CT scanner, not MRI.

[@cubingcubez6678]

Small bridge

[@thevibe7083]

My grandpa has traveled through a wormhole before, he said he saw giants. Him and a friend that he was with were driving along a road and suddenly went through it, pretty cool.

[@nullbeyondo]

I believe you. But I kinda need to know what kind of weed did your grandpa and his friend use just for research purposes? P.s they better be giant anime chicks

[@dippinbippin9420]

Did you and the doc talk about glory holes?