The Wormhole: Chicago has quite a few unique indie coffee shops, but nobody does it like The Wormhole.
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There is definitely not a wormhole in our solar system and, Clio, if you or anyone could go through a wormhole your body would be physically destroyed.
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So a star on one side of a wormhole might feel a gravitational tug from a star or other massive object on the other side of the wormhole.
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I take off right away and head for the wormhole.
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The wormhole a physical manifestation of the Christmas update patch.
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Daley, on the other hand, is stuck in the wormhole.
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And in that picture, this message really goes through the wormhole.
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"That looks like a flux tube or a wormhole," he says.
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And it was like tripping down an arena-sized YouTube wormhole.
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Snaith, for one, seems glad he went down that YouTube wormhole.
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The wormhole was on the far end of a long, unlit tunnel.
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"What they described as a black hole is a wormhole," he explained.
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Sucking all your nights and weekends into a wormhole of lost time?
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It's how the wormhole-traversing astronauts manage to not age in Interstellar.
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The moment you tried, the wormhole would crinkle up and crush you.
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You would be ripped to shreds, before you even entered that wormhole.
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And here it enters a wormhole and lands safely at LaGuardia Airport.
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The hypnotic "Kanalvideo" resembles an endless journey through an abstracted, grainy wormhole.
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He would address social issues through the deceptively accessible wormhole of fashion.
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Hopefully Iggy's choice in footwear hasn't led her down a dad fashion wormhole.
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A wormhole bends or folds time so that you can take incredible shortcuts.
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The wormhole "gives an interesting geometric picture for how teleportation happens," Maldacena said.
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This phenomenon, flashily named the "Rossy wormhole," was first described several years back.
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The wormhole idea has to do with how axions interact with electromagnetic fields.
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One simple version of a wormhole, called an Einstein-Rosen bridge, consists of a pair of black holes stuck back-to-back, each facing out into its own realm of the universe or universes and connected by a "throat" — the wormhole.
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Burying our heads in the sand or an Instagram wormhole won't be acceptable anymore.
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She notices on the navigation map a wormhole developing in the top left quadrant.
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The work extends the ER = EPR idea by equating, not a standard wormhole and a pair of entangled particles, but a traversable wormhole and quantum teleportation: a protocol discovered in 1993 that allows a quantum system to disappear and reappear unscathed somewhere else.
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Anything that goes through the wormhole has to wait for Alice's message to travel to Bob in the outside universe before it can exit Bob's black hole, so the wormhole doesn't offer any superluminal boost that could be exploited for time travel.
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A relationship is a two-way wormhole—not street—between a person's past and future.
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Magic Wormhole, created by developer Brian Warner, is a clever way to do just that.
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It's an emotional wormhole, erasing boundaries and flattening the puppet show into a single self.
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I discovered so many other bands through them, you know – you go down a wormhole.
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Helping to build SpaceX's test track won't be Aecom's first foray into the Hyperloop wormhole.
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If you feel like you slipped down a wormhole into bizarro world, you're not alone.
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There's not enough time for the Callister to take the planned route to the wormhole.
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Daley, shouting expletives and promising Biblical curses, is hot on their trail toward the wormhole.
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" And scientists look at what makes a terrorist in "Through the Wormhole With Morgan Freeman.
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For jaded millennials like me, vintage 90s rave footage on Youtube offers a perfect wormhole.
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To escape the wormhole of grief, we bought tickets to Prague we could barely afford.
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Thirty minutes later, I'm in a wormhole of "rich boy checks" and D.I.Y. boy bands.
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Susskind and Ying Zhao of Stanford followed this with a paper about wormhole teleportation in July.
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She rode quickly, but she did not use a wormhole to cut through time and space.
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Is there a wormhole to another space and time, another universe, another big bang, other dimensions?
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Her obsession with the material world pulled me out of whatever existential wormhole I'd wandered into.
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The original still reigns supreme—a neon wormhole in the sky, sucking you up, up, and away.
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It's going to be a wormhole with transcending performance art and all the components of a mall.
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Look closely, though, and you can see the wormhole that hundreds of thousands of dollars flows through.
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"There is an absolute wormhole that you can fall into with points and miles," Mr. Ewen said.
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It's about using this particular craft form as a wormhole into what's going on in the world.
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And in the series finale of "Through the Wormhole With Morgan Freeman," Mr. Freeman tackles gun violence.
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It's an exaggeration of the typical online "wormhole" experience, but it's familiar, and it's not just for teens.
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One possibility is that the creatures came from a wormhole in space from another point in the galaxy.
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Daley remains trapped beyond the wormhole – out of reach of the Callister and unable to exit the game.
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It's also conceivable that Carter discovered a portal, or wormhole, that allowed him to take shortcuts through spacetime.
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"A traversable wormhole throat is 'transparent' only to wave packets with size smaller than the throat radius," Visser explained.
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Apparently, a person-sized wormhole, like the ones in the Netflix drama, would require a massive amount of energy.
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Karl is dead set against it; he just wants to use the wormhole for narrow purposes of musical appreciation.
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Maureen Dowd WASHINGTON — Donald Trump slipped into the Oval Office through a wormhole of confusion about the American identity.
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Ryan's ex has discovered some kind of wormhole (I know, I know) and accidentally imported an aristocrat from 1876.
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With a triumphant roar and a soaring riff, Sacred Leather's Ultimate Force sprints out of a wormhole from 1983.
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I soon fell into an internet wormhole to learn how close this alternate Borat reality was in coming to pass.
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The new wormhole work began in 2013, when Jafferis attended an intriguing talk at the Strings conference in South Korea.
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If I remember correctly, I stumbled upon ear-canal cleaning videos while on a YouTube wormhole of blackhead removal clips.
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Like you could open up a wormhole and you would be in a different galaxy, 300 years in the future.
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For the past three hours, I've been clicking on my computer screen — but this hasn't been my average internet wormhole.
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He cautioned that, although this model of a wormhole was interesting and attractive, it was only one of countless possibilities.
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If you've lost one or more friends down the Disney+ wormhole today, here's why -- how freakin' adorable is baby Yoda???
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By the third time Jeff and Sharee smoked themselves through a time wormhole and/or Windows 95 screensaver, it clicked.
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Believers say the hill hides a secret wormhole that allows aliens from Pluto and elsewhere to travel between different dimensions.
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Peter went down a Wikipedia wormhole, reading about the video game The Witness and the many philosophies behind the game.
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Soon, the wormhole lead to me to some accounts of Turkish restaurants in Istanbul, where the ASMR really kicked in.
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RECURSIONBy Blake Crouch Lately, I've traveled through the wormhole of paranormal podcasts, ones that focus on the impossible and uncanny.
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" The big picture ... Here's The Ringer's David Hill after spending hours traveling down that wormhole: "It's like a Where's Waldo?
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As soon as I turned on a television here I wondered if I had arrived through an alt-right wormhole.
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This seems more likely if, under certain conditions, she could even slide all the way through a Gao-Jafferis-Wall wormhole.
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The wormhole also safeguards unitarity—the principle that information is never lost—at least for the entangled black holes being studied.
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This, at least, is not surprising; Aliume believes he has traveled through time himself, although he never mentioned taking a wormhole.
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Paul plays "Gamer691", the man behind the transmission the U.S.S. Callister crew receive once they've made their escape through the wormhole.
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In Netflix's eminently bingeable Dark, four families struggle to comprehend the resounding effects of a multidimensional wormhole located below their town.
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Noah appears to begin his journey in 22019, when the wormhole/vortex/black hole opened up below the town of Winden.
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If it weren't for these pop culture distractions, I might have gotten sucked down into a news wormhole and not recovered.
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What happens when the fleet gets bombarded by solar wind, or sucked into a wormhole and detained by inter-dimensional beings?
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Even if the wormhole was too small for a star or a spaceship to traverse, gravity could reach through, they contend.
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It was as if a wormhole had opened between Singapore and New York, shuttling the most expensive flora between global hotspots.
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Dive into the acidic wormhole of the "This Is Like Derek Plaslaiko's Remix" to hear how Detroit still gets it done.
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A glowing green wormhole, drawn in space with lasers, appears to be tunneling through the gallery space, possibly to extend indefinitely.
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The idea of faster-than-light drives, like the one depicted in Battlestar Galactica, is another close cousin of the wormhole.
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So I plunked a few sentences into the AI, this time choosing a passage with dialogue: They climbed into the wormhole.
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Such a system would act as a wormhole for evolution—a shortcut through the glum cycles of mutation and natural selection.
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This premise is fairly manageable throughout the first half of season one, when the wormhole seemingly only connects 2019 and 1986.
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It's the latest immersion in a string of roles that have led Pegg down the digital wormhole of speculating about the future.
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But for theorists who believe in magic, there are millions of ways to design a wormhole, Dr. Thorne said in an email.
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She realizes that if the Callister crew flies the ship into the wormhole, they can destroy the ship, and end this torment.
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This unsubstantiated theory speaks to the wormhole of ideas bandied about every day both online and in local bars throughout Long Island.
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We found out, rather anticlimactically, who—what—Judy is, and we got a better sense of how the vortex/wormhole/mechanism works.
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Stepping through the shop, into a narrow hallway, and out into the garden was like tunneling through a wormhole to another world.
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And from those two diverging paths, I assume that the negative future is sort of like everybody is in their own wormhole.
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Like in Interstellar: there's a wormhole out where Jupiter is that connects us to a very distant part of our own galaxy.
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While I've been having a grand old time falling down the Jonas Brothers wormhole, I'm well aware that I'm late to the game.
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But he wondered what Maldacena's duality would mean for a traversable wormhole like the ones Thorne and others played around with decades ago.
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Guys, I have fallen down a #carrotcarving wormhole and, honestly, it's been one of the best 27 lost minutes of my entire life.
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YouTube, in particular, came under fire for how its own Recommendations algorithm was leveraged by child predators in the creation of pedophilia wormhole.
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Or, if you just want to virtually scratch that ear-cleaning itch, there are plenty of YouTube videos waiting for a wormhole adventure.
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Then, the Dopplers, the Tiedemans, the Nielsens, and the Kahnwalds must all reckon with their involvement in the destruction caused by the wormhole.
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Daviau's wormhole has no clear rules, apparently changes its mind about whether you can change history, and is later reconstituted in a toilet.
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After a few disorienting minutes of traveling through the wormhole, my ship materializes amid a cluster of other ships, mostly large-scale freighters.
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Users can share projects using our unique Wormhole feature, which lets them create a web interface for their Pi at a fixed URL.
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Donald Trump winning the 2016 American presidential election kind of created a wormhole where celebrities are doing better in politics than actual politicians.
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Seeing as I want to live to tell the tale of my visit to this inter-dimensional wormhole, I opt for the ramp.
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The data were being updated in real time—it seemed that he had stumbled into a wormhole that held the bank's deepest secrets.
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This whole tumbling parade, cut and glued onto soft yellow paper pulp, leads into a central shape — part Chinese finger trap, part wormhole.
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This isn't exactly wormhole travel, but it does make it near impossible to know exactly how fast a human or Cylon ship can travel.
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On the right side of a chalk-dusty blackboard, Maldacena drew a faint picture of two black holes connected by the new traversable wormhole.
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"I think it's a useless pursuit, legally, mostly because the internet is a vast wormhole of darkness that eats itself," she tells the Post.
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Helge and teenaged Jonas (who is in the 1986 version of the blue room) touch through the wormhole, and Helge is transferred to 1986.
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But if we could travel into that wormhole, we would pass through a gateway into a rapidly expanding baby universe that we had created.
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To prevent a wormhole from imploding, it would have to be filled with an exotic substance, sometimes called phantom energy, that exerted negative gravity.
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To astronomers, strange deviations in one star's trajectory could indicate the influence of a "ghost star" reaching through the wormhole from the far side.
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Having found one wormhole to a seemingly golden point in Vegas's past, I started seeing even more as I ventured further from the casinos.
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Up in the sky, Redtube Flight 728 slips through a wormhole, which the captain explains to the passengers is part of the new normal.
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When I'm responding to an email for work purposes, there is spaciousness around the experience that prevents me from getting sucked into an experience wormhole.
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Hypothetically, a person could enter said wormhole, but not before being stretched by the black hole's extreme tidal forces into a long, thin, human spaghetti.
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But as the show opens, an accident with the Robinson's colony ship sucks them into a wormhole, and they crash-land on another habitable planet.
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This is because the town sits near a wormhole — a wrinkle in time — that sends people hurtling through time, but only in 33-year increments.
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In perhaps the show's most astonishing moment, Divider uses nearly the full architectural scope of the dome to create something like a three-dimensional wormhole.
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Then, there was the Piper Chapman of 10 years prior, sucked into Alex Vause's (Laura Prepon) seductive wormhole of international drug rings and luxurious penthouses.
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Presumably, the gravity of stars or other massive objects on the far side could leak through the wormhole and tug S2 slightly off its orbit.
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Recently, two physicists suggested that they've devised a way to predict if there's a wormhole at our galaxy's center, where a supermassive black hole lurks.
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Like you said, it's a sci-fi story—here's a space-faring civilization, and they've gone through a wormhole which they use as a gateway.
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Instead, though, you're lying in bed wide awake, lost in a wormhole of existential ruminations about your life, and why you suddenly have the spins.
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Here, Carrasco's panelling is key, going from twelve panels a spread to none in the mere flip of a page, creating a wormhole of sorts.
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But not all kids watch videos on the Kids app alone, which means they currently could be exposed to the same algorithmic wormhole that adults are.
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A few paragraphs in, with zero technical jargon, Karl's best friend Wayne has just sort of figured out how to connect the wormhole to his computer.
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Once it's up and running you can activate wormhole — here's my server… be gentle — and you can reboot the board and even access the command line.
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Using impressive 3D technology, the lights rotate along a massive ring that houses Datsik right in the centre, giving the effect of a funnel-shaped wormhole.
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Act 4: Everything gets really trippy as the surviving astronaut descends into some kind of wormhole on Jupiter, dies, and is reborn as a giant embryo.
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The optimist in us wants to believe that, once the crew made it past the wormhole, Walton at least got deleted, finally released from his suffering.
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Paris inevitably led me down an Early/Berlant YouTube wormhole, where I stumbled from "John and Kate Plan a Dinner Party" to the Santa Monica series.
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And while she tries to eat away at E Corp's rotten apple from the inside, the F.B.I. agent Dom DiPierro is chasing her down a wormhole.
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The object provides a sort of mathematical wormhole that allows powerful theoretical tools in one field of mathematics to be pulled through and used in another.
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The night before, I went into a wormhole of wolf photos for inspiration, but nothing prepares you for seeing a real one, much less touching one.
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For many users, Instagram has become a wormhole — it's easy to get sucked in, thanks to infinite scrolling and endless amounts of content at your disposal.
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The flurry of findings started last year with a paper that reported the first traversable wormhole that doesn't require the insertion of exotic material to stay open.
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When Jafferis heard Maldacena talk about his cryptic equation and the evidence for it, he was aware that a standard ER wormhole is unstable and non-traversable.
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But the wormhole to a quaint French farmhouse ends at the plate's edge, where the not-so-totally clean Wal-Mart folding tables with no cloth begin.
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To visit all of these distant worlds, Meg and her crew travel via a fictional physics concept called a "tesseract" — it's similar what astrophysicists call a wormhole.
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And, because I've fallen down a YouTube wormhole and cannot be here alone, here's some more of the fine musical output from Ivor Biggun AKA Doc Cox.
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Then there's the constant temptation to use the wormhole every time you want to take a break and go see, say, an Elliott Smith show in 1997.
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Even Cashmere Cat—the producer Magnus August Høiberg, who's always shirked EDM's strictures for something a little more contorted—has gotten increasingly suctioned into pop music's wormhole.
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The whole situation looks like a space ship on the wrong side of a wormhole or just a squished up version of the Bowers & Wilkins Zeppelin speaker.
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Enter Varys, who seemed to broker a deal and who apparently discovered a wormhole that allows him to jaunt all over the Known World at his leisure.
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And with each one, I fell into a wormhole that led me to dozens and dozens of other records by a seemingly endless line of active bands.
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At times, it's almost headache inducing — almost — that is, until you snap your head back out of that wormhole and see the entire universe before your eyes.
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Absent locating a wormhole in space, there's really only one way to find time for all of these commitments, and that is with the help of staff.
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Like everyone else on the internet, Metaphysical Meagan's post led me down a wormhole, where I ended up 56 weeks deep in various perineum tanning advocates' feeds.
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So when Odin dies, she pops up out of nowhere to surprise Thor and Loki and, in a scuffle, dump the two of them through a wormhole.
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In their paper, they set up their wormhole in a negatively curved space-time geometry that often serves as a useful, if unrealistic, playground for quantum gravity theorists.
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When we catch up with him again — near the end of episode two — he's in the year 1986, deposited there by a strange wormhole buried beneath the Earth.
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The continuing story involves the brother switching bodies, children being abducted, and a psychic brother summoning a monster through a wormhole (sound familiar?) before it could be defeated.
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There is too much sauce, too much soul, opening up this weird wormhole where we'll all watching the soundtrack to a murder scene by a body of water.
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It was just in the nick of time, as Walton was definitely heading down an "onion on my belt" wormhole from which the broadcast might not have recovered.
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It's as if with this album he created some kind of wormhole that leapt over the following three decades and landed in some kind of dialogue with today.
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Imagine that the Milky Way black hole, known officially as Sagittarius A* (pronounced "A-star"), harbored such a wormhole, Dr. Dai and Dr. Stojkovic wrote in the paper.
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Related: Light Art Makes the Far Side of the Moon an Interactive Experience Get Disconnected with Interactive Installation END OF BROADCAST Lose Yourself Inside an Infinite Digital Wormhole
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When Edmund Gowery, "'70s playwright," shows up as the answer to 57 Across in a crossword puzzle in The New York Times, a giant Borgesian wormhole gapes open.
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So there goes Meg Ryan climbing onto an altogether different bridge in order to take a leap — off the bridge, into a wormhole, to go live in 1876!
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You could easily disregard the distraction... or you could just as easily take a quick glance at the screen—and risk spiraling into a wormhole of phone snooping.
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That is the first mistake Xia Tian (Yang Mi) makes in "Reset" as she tries to balance her life with her work: opening a wormhole to parallel universes.
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"If their health information is spread across the opposite ends of the galaxy, we can create a patient-mediated wormhole that connects all this data together," Sethi said.
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Daisy Jones Yungest is the kind of artist you might stumble across while in a 2am Soundcloud wormhole (full disclosure: I did), and be forever thankful it happened.
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Related: A Giant Black Hole Installation Opened Up in Istanbul [Summer Break of the Future] The Wormhole Waterslide A Colorful Cosmic Installation Celebrates the Royal Astronomical Society's 200th
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Now, decades later, a new species of traversable wormhole has emerged, free of exotic material and full of potential for helping physicists resolve a baffling paradox about black holes.
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Let's listen to what happens when Jimmy Fallon asks him to tell the world about his science show, "Through the Wormhole," while sucking on a HELIUM BALLOON: Your thoughts?
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There are also a few Easter eggs, including an interplanetary wormhole from the science-fiction franchise Stargate in one of the bunkers and a pen of especially virulent zombies.
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The catalyst that sets the story in motion is Wayne's urgent need to use the wormhole to prevent John Lennon's assassination at the hands of Mark Chapman in 1980.
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She's the daughter of the Stargate's original discoverer, and would later be part of the team that uncovered the alien device's purpose: to open a wormhole to other gates.
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Bielek said he was actually Edward Cameron and that he and his brother had been sent, accidentally, forward in time when a 1943 battleship was transported through a wormhole.
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Rather than moralizing over Onira Tech's invention, Reverie's pilot simply uses it as a framing device, like a wormhole that takes Kint to new mindscapes instead of alien planets.
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Even if it means pulling yourself out of an email wormhole or taking a second to refill your water bottle away from your desk, ask yourself why you're here.
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SJ: I was really into Shane Dawson's podcast, Fullscreen, and then I started listening to Cody Ko's Tiny Meat Gang podcast and I kind of went down the wormhole.
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Related: Control an Army of Fireflies with Your Fingertips Artist Opens Up a Wormhole Inside a Giant Dome Imagine You're on Jean Paul Gaultier's Catwalk in This New Installation
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After all, it's less of a window than it is a wormhole; the more you remember it's there, the less you're able to lose yourself in everything happening inside it.
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Normally, that kind of travel would require some much faster than speed of light propulsion system, but Interstellar cheats with a surprise wormhole that appears in our own solar system.
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When the black holes are connected in the right way, something tossed into one will shimmy along the wormhole and, following certain events in the outside universe, exit the second.
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It's all in the name of time travel, and all in the name of "resetting" the universe, which has run amok thanks to a wormhole that opened November 5, 1953.
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In 2002, he won the Fields Medal for discovering the existence of a "mathematical wormhole" that allowed theoretical tools in one field of mathematics to be used in another field.
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Rather than growing in size within our Universe, the expanding monopole would bend spacetime within the accelerator to create a tiny wormhole tunnel leading to a separate region of space.
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From within our lab we would see only the mouth of the wormhole; it would appear to us as a mini black hole, so small as to be utterly harmless.
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That's the question at the heart of Every Anxious Wave, a brand new novel about a guy named Karl who finds a wormhole in his closet leading to the past.
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One of these universes could be an alternate version of our own universe, and it's possible that Mewtwo may have traveled to the talking animal universe through an Ultra Wormhole.
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EXO ONE puts you in control of a shape-shifting probe, sent out from Earth through a wormhole to wherever it is that you're exploring now, far, far-distant worlds.
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What's captured in these voices is how we feel — seduced, exhilarated, lost and dirty — every time we turn on our computers or smartphones and fall into a time-devouring wormhole.
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With their latest, "Double Negative," they've gone full-on impressionistic, smearing and distorting sounds to create beautiful songs from distant moments playing on a radio that's fallen down a wormhole.
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A former employee of Revelations told CNN that Freeman, while accompanied by a group of men on the set of "Through the Wormhole," asked her how she felt about sexual harassment.
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The latest concerns started with a Reddit post, submitted to r/Drama, and a YouTube video, exposing a "wormhole into a soft-core pedophilia ring on YouTube," according to Matt Watson.
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We always thought of the site as a place for toilet paper and cleaning supplies, but recently we got lost in a Jet wormhole and realized it offers so much more.
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"To get a stable, traversable wormhole, you need some magic," said Dejan Stojkovic, a physicist at the University at Buffalo and a co-author of a recent paper on the topic.
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What begins as a conversation about his new album, On Strange Loops, becomes a wormhole of philosophy, science-fiction and space entities like Donald Trump... all of which are strangely relative.
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This line is the song's wormhole: a tacit admission of representation, and moreover one that acknowledges how archetypes are constructed and how human experience moves in and out of archetypal realms.
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Like I said earlier, I follow like a million queens on Instagram, and it's honestly a really deep wormhole to fall into that you'll never ever escape from (but do it).
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Paul W.S. Anderson's "Event Horizon" makes black holes into horror fodder, telling the story of a vessel that creates an artificial black hole in order to make a space travel wormhole.
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When I think about sustainability and how I try to live a zero-waste, vegan life, I usually go into a little wormhole and that is when I get eco-anxiety.
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If you've been paying attention to this year's news (and who hasn't?!), you may have found your body beginning to morph and separate, caught halfway through a wormhole between two distinct times.
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The ride is reminiscent of those spinning, human-sized gyroscopes that astronauts supposedly used to prep for their time in space, or the giant inter-dimensional wormhole machine from the movie Contact.
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John Preskill, a black hole and quantum gravity expert at Caltech, says the new traversable wormhole comes as a surprise, with implications for the black hole information paradox and black hole interiors.
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" This complicated collective measurement reveals information about the particles that fell in; it has the effect, he said, of "creating a large, traversable wormhole out of the small and unhelpful octopus tentacles.
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These factors can make watching YouTube a needlessly stressful experience, as the service's recommendation algorithm can push you down a wormhole of creepy Elsa and Spiderman videos with a single errant click.
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While the Winden wormhole is big enough for a teen Jonas or a young Helge Doppler (Tom Philipp) to move through in "Alpha And Omega," current science isn't so sure that's possible.
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Related: This Immersive Light Sculpture Visualizes Internet Connections as Laser Beams Artist Manipulates a Universe of Light and Sound with a Single Balloon Artist Opens Up a Wormhole Inside a Giant Dome
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And matter with negative mass-energy, otherwise known as exotic matter, is prescriptive of a wormhole, a "throat" connecting two mouths located at different, potentially very far apart locations in the universe.
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Related: Artist Opens Up a Wormhole Inside a Giant Dome Immerse Yourself in a Dome of Mutating Architectural Forms Biohacker Lisa Park Has Art on the Brain This Is Your Brain on Fractals
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But it occurred to him that she might make use of another kind of hole consistent with Albert Einstein's general theory of relativity: a tunnel or "wormhole" connecting distant locations in space-time.
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Maybe one day someone living in the future will find the information and use a wormhole time machine to come back to my party, proving that time travel will one day be possible.
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How this happens is still unclear, but my money is on Oatmeal the bodega cat: Things go wonky after Alan follows Oatmeal to the back of the deli, where, presumably, a wormhole exists.
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And I fell pretty far down that recursive wormhole until it transported me completely out of the White River High School cafeteria into some nonsensorial place only properly crazy people get to visit.
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Hosted at the city's two-room Tangent Gallery, the party adorns itself in low light and a tapestried ceiling of large parachutes that create a vibe somewhere between a womb and psychedelic wormhole.
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The female former employee at Revelations told CNN that Freeman was flanked by a group of men on the set of "Through the Wormhole" when she met the actor for the first time.
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He is, in a strictly biographical sense, a pretty pleasant-seeming white American guy who, according to the internet wormhole over my shoulder, got a solid degree and works at an energy company.
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So terrifying, in fact, that it ripped open a wormhole to another dimension, and pulled an unsuspecting Weird Al Yankovic in from his home in a parallel universe to moderate the whole thing.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In so many ways, life in the United States under the current administration feels like an ugly wormhole back to a time of open and belligerent racism.
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A red and black one that resembles a wormhole was published as the cover of the winter 1935 issue of Minotaure, the Paris-based magazine that distributed Surrealist artworks and essays between 1933–39.
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Here's one pro: The bus goes directly from Mission Bay in San Francisco to the Santa Monica Pier, so it does create a kind of wormhole between the techie neighborhoods in the two cities.
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He has also posted a YouTube video demonstrating how the platform's recommendation algorithm pushes users into what he dubs a pedophilia "wormhole," accusing the company of facilitating and monetizing the sexual exploitation of children.
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From the first second of the first piece in the suite, it felt like traveling down a wormhole at a billion miles per hour, with a violence that was at once moving and thrilling.
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According to a paper posted to the arXiv pre-print server last week, the difference between an everyday supermassive black hole and a space-time tunneling wormhole may be a lacing of dark matter.
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They had flamethrowers, and before we knew it Mike had been sucked into a wormhole that transported him to Saturn's moon Titan and back to Earth all in approximately one minute and 32 seconds.
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CreditCreditAndy Haslam for The New York Times I was on the Shinkansen bullet train and roaring north toward the Japan Sea at 125 miles per hour when I passed through the wormhole in space-time.
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The most likely answer is that Hopper either jumped through the open portal into the Upside Down, or it took him through a wormhole that spat him out at the Russian facility harboring the Demogorgon.
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A wormhole in the sky opens over the base you're stationed at, and you're swept into an alternate dimension: a bizarro version of Earth named "Dite" (dee-tay) that's full of horrific, zombie-like creatures.
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Pop culture's biggest star—the once pink polo-wearing Kanye West, the southside Chi-town speaker of the gospel—has seeped so far into a wormhole that even his devoted disciples have doubts about him.
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Simona Calvani's original hones in on a hypnotizing polyrhythm draped in mildewy textures, Villalobos' works with field recordings of people talking alongside what sounds like buzzing machinery to create one of his signature wormhole expeditions.
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Eventually someone will unlock an optimized Tarrare shitpost that will balance all of these elements and, one assumes, create a wormhole that sucks me into another dimension much like Tarrare (allegedly) scarfed down the baby.
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In his latest, solo work, which appeared in October, he reported that quantum error correction is "essential for maintaining the smoothness of space-time at the horizon" of a two-mouthed black hole, called a wormhole.
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Survive takes place after the events of Metal Gear Solid 5: Ground Zeroes (the prequel to The Phantom Pain), with soldiers from the mercenary corporation Militaires Sans Frontières sucked through a wormhole into an alternate universe.
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The Wachowskis bring the heat from the very first scene, in which a pre-pubescent Speed Racer uses the power of his imagination to warp his dumb boring classroom into a wormhole of a race track.
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Though the show didn't always take advantage of its premise, "Eye of the Needle" shines a spotlight on the crew's difficult situation when they discover a wormhole that may lead back to their Alpha Quadrant home.
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Bristol deals with some of the issues by imposing specific constraints: CJ and Sebastian's device only allows them to go back a week at the very most, and their time/space continuum wormhole closes after 10 minutes.
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It appears that somehow, a wormhole has ripped through the space-time continuum and connected that world to ours, as evidenced by an assemblage of Italian sausage recently found on a family's roof in Deerfield Beach, Florida.
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Its narrator, washed-up rock guitarist Karl Bender, just sort of finds a wormhole in his closet and falls into it, briefly revisiting one of his favorite rock shows, casual as Alice going down her rabbit hole.
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It not only lets you connect to your Pi remotely but you also can "wormhole" a web server through the system, allowing you to run a mini website from the comfort of your all-in-one computer.
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As you read her first chapter, you'll find your heart breaking for her, wishing she had discovered a wormhole in space to wriggle through in order to make some essential emendations before her book went to press.
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Directed by the always mind-bending Christopher Nolan, Interstellar imagines a world in which humans have been forced to seek out a new home, a dangerous task that will send a former NASA pilot through a wormhole.
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For instance, the wormhole option, which appears in everything from the 2014 film Interstellar to Rick and Morty, is a perennial favorite for science fiction creators, probably because it has a deus ex machina ease to it.
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But by the end of the first episode, the characters will have discovered something strange and wondrous: There's a wormhole beneath their small town, and it connects two different periods in history that are 33 years apart.
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"Emissary" establishes many threads the show would follow for years to come, including the political struggles of the newly liberated planet Bajor, the emergence of an intergalactic wormhole housing godlike aliens, and Sisko's complicated relationship to Starfleet.
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Daley chases them in a personal spacecraft as they close in on the wormhole, despite their best efforts to keep him away by abandoning him on another planet and preventing him from un-pausing the game too early.
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It hasn't been enough to send me down the wormhole or actually click on any of the links, but it's sort of refreshing to know that people are still using the internet to ask each other weird questions.
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And finally, all this got Paul falling into an iPad accessory wormhole, finding a whole bunch of strange hands-free iPad holders and bathtub caddys, and the next thing you know, he's on the ground watching Altered Carbon.
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They stop for the night at a motel, and in morning he wakes up to a goodbye note written from "Linda" to "Richard" — suggesting that both he and Diane slipped into new identities after passing through the wormhole.
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But while swarms from the scene would spiral down into a wormhole of overplayed hits, cocaine, and recycled ideas, Chic's Rodgers and Edwards managed to keep the fire burning (disco pun, sorry!) through groundbreaking work as producer and songwriters.
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In it, Matthew McConaughey and Anne Hathaway play astronauts who travel through a wormhole — a tunnel that allows for nearly instantaneous travel between far-distant points — to explore three planets that orbit Gargantua, 10 billion light-years from Earth.
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Carroll starts by introducing the concept of multiple dimensions to a 9-year-old with Tinkertoys and builds upon these simple concepts until you're convinced you might be able to build an interdimensional wormhole if you really wanted to.
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We don't like to lean on shopper reviews, but in the case of roach-killing agents, there's a wormhole (beware) that's worth going down, and most of the hundreds of reviews posted on Amazon come with 5-star ratings.
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This awesomely bad Jet Li film had a phone with a rotary folding screen — or, more accurately, an uber-specialized wormhole retargeting device that the alternate universe cops (including a pre-Transporter Jason Statham) use to chase Jet Li down.
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While the simplest theoretical wormholes immediately collapse and disappear before anything can get through, Thorne wondered whether it might be possible for an "infinitely advanced" sci-fi civilization to stabilize a wormhole long enough for something or someone to traverse it.
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If it's true that Captain Marvel is working with or running S.W.O.R.D., why didn't Fury call her in when The Destroyer took on S.H.I.E.L.D. in Thor, or when the Chitauri were dropping through a wormhole to invade Earth in The Avengers?
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It's a thought-provoking hour, and one that ends on a cliffhanger: After finding a way to outrun the tyrannical captain of the USS Callister through a wormhole, the crew heads for new adventures in faux-space, free from their captor.
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If a user clicks on a single recommended video featuring a child, the viewer can get sucked into a "wormhole," as Watson calls it, where YouTube's recommendation algorithm will proceed to push content to the viewer which strictly features children.
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He expresses his willingness to move to Dallas to be with Rachel, which already puts them a step ahead of Vanessa and Nick, who I can only imagine are living in a wormhole between Los Angeles and Montreal right now.
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One of the odder effects of the movement, however, has been its impact on the catwalks over the last month: It effectively sent designers down a wormhole to the 1980s, the decade when glass-ceiling-breaking really became expressed via clothes.
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The machines let C.J. and Sebastian travel through a wormhole into the recent past for a few minutes at a time, a feat that should earn them some much-needed money for college, in addition to breaking the known laws of the universe.
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If we open this segment of the ongoing gay story, then, in 1978, with an ambitious tale of gay self-destruction, we wriggle through the wormhole of 1981 and emerge in 1991, with an epic about gay men who refuse to be destroyed.
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An edgy, mysterious Dubfire costume could also work as a sexy Darth Vader; a Skrillex costume is indistinguishable from an emo teenager stuck in a 2007 MySpace wormhole; a spooky Marshmello costume doubles as trash pulled from a landfill in Staten Island.
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Now an emeritus professor at Caltech, he was one of the creators and executive producers of the 1003 movie "Interstellar," about astronauts who go through a wormhole and encounter a giant black hole in a search for a new home for humanity.
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I remember listening to this show ages ago; it's a habit I fell out of, but out of curiosity I looked up the new guy, Chris Thile, to see if he was continuing the one-liner tradition, and fell down this wormhole.
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Theories of the multiverse have perforated the public's perception of spacetime in recent years, drawing us all into the metaphysical wormhole of alternate realities and branching paths through comic books (Marvel and DC), movies (Butterfly Effect, Sliding Doors), and television shows (The OA, Russian Doll).
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The 10-episode freshman season, for those who haven't seen it (don't worry, no spoilers here), follows the lives of those living in a small German town that's inundated with unexplainable deaths and disappearances every 33 years due to its proximity to a freakish wormhole.
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This might be what's happening in the Netflix series "Russian Doll," in which a loutish white software engineer (the Harry) learns that her fate is conjoined, via a kind of wormhole (I know!), with that of a fastidious, depressed young black yuppie (her Sally).
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This Kubrick-inspired sci-fi adventure from Christopher Nolan hangs a key plot point on black holes: The deep-space crew at its center, led by the former NASA pilot Joseph Cooper (Matthew McConaughey), is sent to explore a wormhole leading to potentially habitable planets.
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And it is why Marine Serre's multidimensional Divine Comedy, a narrative in fashion form that imagined a "a futuristic wormhole … way beyond Euclidean space" (excerpts from the short story that was the show notes) and then provided the clothes for it, was so compelling.
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Yes, they're a British doom metal institution—but they're also a celluloid wormhole, a reading list, an aberration in the fabric of space and time who have fed generations of freaks from a bubbling cauldron of cult cinema, bizarre literature, and subcultural reference points from the interzone.
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While most of the photos posted to Instagram and Twitter were pretty tame, showing huge smiles and hugs all around from Moore and her co-stars Milo Ventimiglia and Sterling K. Brown, there was one shot in particular that sent fans spiraling down a spoiler wormhole.
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"Somehow the vulnerability of this Ukrainian accounting software affects the US national security supply of vaccines and global shipping?" asks Joshua Corman, a cybersecurity fellow at the Atlantic Council, as if still puzzling out the shape of the wormhole that made that cause-and-effect possible.
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Now, Finland's Ghastly have joined their head-scratching ranks with a brilliant new album, Death Velour, that feels like Trey Azagthoth and the ghost of Chuck Schuldiner hopped into a wormhole and brought along a few Oranssi Pazuzu albums and a bag of shrooms for company.
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Its rave music as wormhole, the sorts of teeth-gritting tracks that keep you glued to the floor and spinning in your own head, losing all sense of what time it is or what's a reasonable hour to start your long walk home from the club.
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In the movie "Interstellar," directed by Christopher Nolan in collaboration with Kip Thorne, the physicist and Nobel laureate at the California Institute of Technology, astronauts venture through a wormhole from our solar system to another galaxy to explore potential replacement planets for a worn-out Earth.
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In the very next scene, Rob is back to making her mixtape and we slip down a memory wormhole of David Bowie's music — something she discussed with her ex-boyfriend Mac (Kingsley Ben-Adir) on the night they first said I love you to each other.
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Arguably another viral video that would be slotted into the "weird but wholesome" category, 2011's "Friday" was a laughably mundane song and music video introducing the world to a gawky-but-sincere 13-year-old named Rebecca Black, and to YouTube's utterly baffling video production wormhole.
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You could go down a pretty quick wormhole over who and who not to sell to, so we are trying to think about it as an opportunity for change, instead of a continued deep dive to who we might have been selling to in the past.
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However, their wormhole idea seems to extend to the real world as long as two black holes are coupled in the right way: "They have to be causally connected and then the nature of the interaction that we took is the simplest thing you can imagine," Jafferis explained.
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We're endlessly debating bad decisions back and forth, trying to do right and find salvation, self-destructing somewhere on the journey to a desired meaningful truth that's never going to be found, rebuilding only to eventually fall down some other wormhole, lost in a self-ascribed pattern of darkness.
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I just recently interviewed Susan, we talked really about the stuff that's going on on YouTube and the ability to find really awful things too quickly, and the ability not to get rid of fake things and how you go down this wormhole really quickly from normal places.
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Crisp animation, sharp comic timing, and one very good gimmick (a pair of hats that function as a sort of mini-wormhole) make Presto a hilarious exercise in escalation, as Alec the rabbit comes up with increasingly elaborate ways to torment the magician who's forgotten to feed him.
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In 1994, after his mother died, Olson went so far as to exhume his father's body, an investigation that turned up signs of foul play and opened up another wormhole of bitterness; not only was his father drugged without consent, but now he had potentially been murdered by the CIA.
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The United States Consumer Product Safety Commission recall list is a wormhole, comprised of children's toys that are possibly just a bunch of choking hazards taped together; axes that are just itching to cause serious injury; and a wooden table with a grill insert, which should have been flagged in the design stage.
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We have entered a wormhole like Donnie Darko pranging out at a house party and will continue to journey deeper and deeper into the past until we either blow up the internet or forget what it is and trolling is replaced by thousands of furious virgins booing at strangers for no reason.
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Villalobos recently contributing a wormhole of a remix to Rome and Berlin-based producer DJ Red's Raw Cacao EP. He also partnered up with fellow Santiago-based producer Luis Ordenes, aka Umho, to celebrate Chilean label Drumma Records' 15th anniversary with the Melo De Melo EP. Villalobos' new record will be released January 16.
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"We're essentially going to have thousands of virtual universes where all of these virtual cars are driving around," Huang said, adding that using things like the Vive head-mounted VR display, we can now also "wormhole" into these kinds of simulations to observe and test things like Nvidia's new Drive AR in-car augmented reality platform.
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In the pilot, an astronaut named John Crichton (portrayed by Ben Browder) takes off in an experimental spacecraft, goes through a wormhole, and ends up in the middle of a prison break on the other side of the universe where a bunch of weird aliens are taking over their prison ship in a coup for freedom.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Joiri Minaya's installation, "Labadee," makes you feel like you're entering a wormhole wrapped in the type of patterned spandex that you might see while on vacation; brightly-colored patterns made up of flowers and lush fronds that are as commonly worn on bathing suits as they are seen decking hotel walls.
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In this case the Wallapop app registered the most activity events of all six of the listed apps, displaying 13 vs only one apiece for the others — so it gave a bit of a suggestive glimpse into the volume of third party app data that can be passed if you opt to open a Facebook login wormhole into a separate service.
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See Missoni, where the whole room was bathed in a cerulean light meant to represent a "door that connects different moments in the history of a fashion house," like a magical wormhole in space and time leading to a moment in the mid-1970s (according to the show notes) when women wore enveloping striped capes, chunky zigzag coats, thin swishy trousers and long metallic sheaths.
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The Freeze-Frame Revolution by Peter Watts Set in the distant future, the crew of the Eriophora spends 66 million years building wormhole gates, awoken for a day every million years by their ship's AI. One crew member, Sunday Ahzmundin, works to unravel the mystery behind the death a fellow crew member, all while watching her fellow passengers plan a mutiny one day at a time across millennia.
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The show Self on the Shelf curated by Christine Miele was one of those technology-driven extravaganzas that don't quite work as planned, but most of the time when I touched a black dot on a quotidian furnishing in what was designed to look like a bedroom, the whole scene shifted and music and images wafting across the walls made me feel like by touching the button, I had entered a wormhole.
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The First Avenger is set in the early 21968s, and its plot revolves around the Red Skull tracking the Tesseract to Norway (via Norse mythology) and stealing it in hopes that he can cultivate and harness its energy to win World War II. Captain America thwarts Red Skull's plan, Red Skull gets beamed up through a wormhole the Tesseract creates, and both Captain America and the Tesseract ultimately plunge into the ocean.
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If you're immediately thinking that this strain of science sounds like bullshit, then let me share with you this video I found in a late night peanut butter wormhole, featuring elderly man Dr. Robert Morse, a revered natural doctor and iridologist, pointing at a little fleck on a picture of a woman's eye with a laser pen and talking about what it says about her uterus, suggesting she "get in there" and strengthen the vaginal wall. Yeah.
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All you can remember are the last few moments, the sun fading to a speck as you and your crew broke free from the solar system, the ship's systems suddenly shutting down, the panic and blackness inside, shouting and sobbing, outside the phosphorescent fringes of the wormhole as it opened up in front of you—and then you woke up, sweat-slick in your own bed at sunrise, with the birds singing outside, in another universe.
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That being said, YouTube is still under scrutiny for its bigger missteps and other practices like the gaming of its recommendation system and its role in creating a pedophilia wormhole; its alleged COPPA violations, which the FTC was alerted to; its ability to radicalize viewers as they're pointed to ever more extreme content; its contribution to a world where parents exploit their kids for cash; and issues around how it polices "free speech" and hate speech, among other things.
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For example, Donald J. Trump's sons Donald Jr. and Eric have adopted the quasi-1980s banker style, a combination of sharp suits, colorful ties, stripes and slicked-back hair that looks kind of like a blend of Gordon Gekko in "Wall Street," Jordan Belfort in "The Wolf of Wall Street" and their father, and that acts like a subliminal wormhole, sending anyone who sees them back to the go-go days of the Reagan era, which have taken on a halcyon quality in Republican mythology.
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