Wormholes Quote by John D. Barrow
““Moreover it is assumed that wormholes only join universes to baby universes, or universes to themselves; there are no wormholes joining different baby universes in this approximation, nor are there allowed to be wormholes which split up into two or more other wormholes.””
About This Quote
Source Paper: The Physical Universe, 1991
Wormholes are theorized to connect a universe to itself or to a baby universe, but not to link separate baby universes or split into multiple wormholes in this model.
In simple terms: Wormholes link a universe to itself or a baby universe, not separate ones.
Consider the limits of wormhole connectivity.
Themes
Mood
Type
When to use this quote
- theoretical research
- science fiction writing
- educational lectures
Key Concepts
Questions to Reflect On
- What constraints does this model impose on multiverse theories?
- How might alternative models change the connectivity?
Wormholes may behave differently under other approximations.