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That.... makes entirely too much sense. Altough, I still would question the validity of it, because in cases where there could be VASTLY different masses on th
by Akronymus 6y ago
That....
makes entirely too much sense. Altough, I still would question the validity of it, because in cases where there could be VASTLY different masses on the other end. So, the bleed through would only really give an indication of the gravity well on the other side.
All just from my knowledge which is VERY limited.
- Teever 6y agoYeah, I thought of that after I replied to your comment and I guess you'd have to use some standard mass located a standard distance. I'd imagine a unit people would use would be the gravitational force exerted by an object the size/mass of the sun located 1 AU away from the wormhole. Though I imagine there would be some more fundamental unit for measuring this kind of thing.