Ren
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Draw a micro-singularity as a collection of dots and wavy circles.
In the centre draw all the dots very close together in a sphere.
Now around the sphere of dots draw a lot of wavy circles.
If you get too close to the micro-singularity, you will be crushed and compacted. You will become a series of dots and added to the sphere.
If you drive around the perimeter, you can enter a wavy circle. This is what you all today call a "worm hole".
So the trick is to not be crushed by the micro-singularity but to travel around it.
Since the pull of a micro-singularity is perfectly balanced by the pull of another micro-singularity, a gate of two micro-singularity columns would make a good time machine.
You travel between those two columns and you can enter a worm hole.
This occurs naturally on the Earth.
A magnetic wave is a worm hole.
In some "energy spots" on the Earth, natural phenomenon similar to micro-singularities exist.
Aokigahara Woods in Tokyo below Mount Fuji, for example.
In the centre draw all the dots very close together in a sphere.
Now around the sphere of dots draw a lot of wavy circles.
If you get too close to the micro-singularity, you will be crushed and compacted. You will become a series of dots and added to the sphere.
If you drive around the perimeter, you can enter a wavy circle. This is what you all today call a "worm hole".
So the trick is to not be crushed by the micro-singularity but to travel around it.
Since the pull of a micro-singularity is perfectly balanced by the pull of another micro-singularity, a gate of two micro-singularity columns would make a good time machine.
You travel between those two columns and you can enter a worm hole.
This occurs naturally on the Earth.
A magnetic wave is a worm hole.
In some "energy spots" on the Earth, natural phenomenon similar to micro-singularities exist.
Aokigahara Woods in Tokyo below Mount Fuji, for example.