>If it were the case that the field of gravity were to be transmissible through a wormhole If I'm not mistaken, existing wormhole theories generally require th

>If it were the case that the field of gravity were to be transmissible through a wormhole If I'm not mistaken, existing wormhole theories generally require the presence of "negative energy/mass", which I believe is considered to be repelled by gravity instead of attracted to it. Combined with the fact that, under general relativity, wormholes and gravity both involve significant bending/shaping of spacetime (I think), I imagine it's really difficult to think about how wormholes interact with gravity coming from the perspective of how typical energy/mass does.