Here is an interesting theory...?

Question

Is it possable, with two opposing E.M. fields, to cause a spacial rift into sub-space? The fields would have to be near the magnitude of the Manhatin project, but I think something like that would work. If not a sub-space rift, than something more along the lines of a single stable point wormhole. Any thoughts?

Answer 1

when you get a Phd in physics and math, i might consider one of your theories about electomagnetic fields and wormholes.

Answer 2

Uh, first off: what is sub-space?

Secondly: how do you know "the fields would have to be near the magnitude of the Manhatin (sic) project"?

Thirdly: wormholes have never been detected. Even if so "...than something more along the loines of a single stable point wormhole"....for what?

Fourth: Is empty space (or sub-space whatever you call it) charged? Than what the heck is a strong EM field going to do to it?

Finally: What makes you "think something like that world work"?

Answer 3

It is possible but would mean the manhatin project would have to shift 3 lightyears passed the sub force of the opposing em fields thus causing a polar rift shifting the energy to another horizon and making a loophole into the solar drifting pattern.

Answer 4

i would say no because energies a lot bigger than that oppose each other all the time throughout the universe......supernova's, black holes, etc. no spatial sub-space has been detected yet. however, there are many theories out there suggesting there is.

Answer 5

wouldn't that produce the possibility of opening up a wormhole that could swallow our planet and thus, killing all of us?

Answer 6

don't dig into it anymore than you would theorize how does a light bulb light when you can simply turn on the switch. ;-)

Answer 7

That isn't interesting, it is just drivel.

Answer 8

Faraday's Law...............

Answer 9

no sure what this all means