What a trip through a wormhole would look like
March 14, 2012 | Source: New Scientist
Approaching the singularity of a black hole (credit: Andrew Hamilton)
Now you can see what an epic journey through a tunnel in space-time might look like, thanks to an animation by astrophysicist Andrew Hamilton from University of Colorado at Boulder.
First, you free fall through the outer horizon of a black hole. Once you reach its inner horizon, you see an infinitely-energetic flash of light from the outside world containing an image of the entire history of the universe. …
As you emerge from the black hole, you enter a wormhole where the flow of space turns around and you start to accelerate back outward. The wormhole ends at the entrance to a white hole, which is a time-reversed version of a black hole … as you reach its outer horizon, a new universe appears, containing an image of its entire past.
Comments (5)
by mick286
This may help people to transfer to the new world with a new positive mind.
by Editor
(Logan’s Run voice mail on your 21st birthday)
by Casey
This is similar to what I imagine death may seem like, visually in our head,s as we “exit” (maybe what many individuals claim when mentioning a “near-death” experience?).
by Khannea Suntzu
Oh nice you take along a recording/archive of the previous universe (which lies in the objective remote past) for reference purposes.
by Editor
Never know when them old universes will come in handy, I always say….