"If there's entanglement, then there must be wormholes connecting the regions that are entangled."
"Entanglement and wormholes, or Einstein-Rosen bridges, had everything to do with each other."
"For many people, the concept of wormholes and interdimensional portals seems like the realm of science fiction."
"Wormholes fix this narrative problem as, theoretically speaking, they can be used as a kind of space shortcut by almost instantaneously folding space-time."
"If you have wormholes, then if you move the mouth of one wormhole down near the surface of a black hole, time flows very slowly there."
"Time travel, we realize that if you have a wormhole, there is a theory that you can go backwards in time."
"One cool way of theoretically going from our universe to another one is to go through... what's called a wormhole, a bridge connecting two universes, kind of like getting on a train or a subway."
"The overarching story revolving around wormholes and government conspiracies helped the series solidify its identity."
"Time travel is only possible using a wormhole."
"One of the most intriguing possibilities proposed by theoretical physics is the concept of wormholes."
"Wormholes would offer fabulous shortcuts through the universe."
"If you have a wormhole, you've got lots of warped space and time and all bets are off."
"Can you go backwards in time? Do wormholes enable this at all?"
"Wormhole: Transportation tubes, deus ex machina, or is it simply a convenient plot device for lazy egomaniacal writers?"
"Wormholes could become the interstellar highways of the future."
"What that means is that by entering a wormhole you could leave here today and come out the other end of the Wormhole hundreds or thousands of years earlier."
"We’ve worked out a way to travel through wormholes and explore other galaxies. The only question that matters now is, are you in?"
"The wormhole theory... these were bridges possibly between black holes and newly theorized white holes."
"A wormhole is like a Stargate. If we had a wormhole where it says 'Exit' over there, supposing that's not a door but that's actually a wormhole, and I leap through it, I wouldn't come out in Mountain View. I might come out say on the other side of the Galaxy."
"Traversable wormholes are possible in principle."
"Traversable wormholes always have an equivalent physical description as some form of quantum teleportation."
"The theory behind wormholes is pretty solid; theoretically and mathematically, we do believe that they can exist."
"By studying wormholes... we might one day be able to create this theory of everything and finally understand how the universe works."
"If wormholes were made in the early universe, whether with cosmic strings or some other way, they could be all over, just waiting to be discovered."
"If space can warp and curve, you can have shortcuts going from one location in space to another through a wormhole."
"Wormholes are theoretical structures or holes which connect different points in space."
"Wormholes can also become teleports."
"We cheat by not traveling but sort of bending space or wormholes."
"The idea of studying wormholes is to try to understand what we think about quantum gravity."
"We should study [wormholes] regardless."
"Nevertheless, we can still speculate over building one… and, indeed, some have proposed that an advanced enough civilization could even build itself on a sophisticated network of wormholes."
"The work that Hawking did... helped prove or at least support the hypothesis that we can create stable wormholes to travel through time and space."
"We're talking about the wormholes because at least one paper out there proposes that these galaxies were probably created through the formation of different wormholes across the universe."
"Can we go through a wormhole? And obviously, do they exist and do things go through them to begin with?"
"If these wormholes exist, we can actually solve a lot of mysteries with a single explanation."
"The simplest way I can explain the concept of a wormhole is this: try to picture a real earthworm eating its way through an apple."
"Wormholes... basically bridges that connect two places in the fabric of space and time."
"Einstein's equations are littered with wormholes."
"The concept of wormholes has profound implications for our understanding of the universe and the nature of spacetime."
"Wormholes, solutions to the equations of general relativity, are hypothetical tunnels through the fabric of spacetime, connecting two distant points in the universe or potentially linking different universes altogether."
"Physicist Kip Thorne, one of the world's leading authorities on relativity, black holes, and wormholes, says there are very strong indications that wormholes that a human could travel through are forbidden by the laws of physics."
"Under Einstein’s laws of general relativity, anything passing through a ringularity is actually passing through a wormhole and will pop out of a white hole."
"Wormholes could be shortcuts through space-time."
"Black holes might be tunnels between these universes or rather not tunnels but wormholes."
"The concepts of wormholes and white holes... push the boundaries of our understanding of the universe."