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75 tons of Uranium would work to open a wormhole/stargate, but there's nothing currently available to use to supply the machine with energy, save plasma, and that needs contained within a magnetic field. The wires you depict would instantly melt due to the current going through them.
What would actually occur that would separate the fabric of space/time?
Originally posted by Belcastro
a new timeline perhaps? of the many-worlds interpretations?
If the past, present, and future all exist together than that means
someone could be predestined, superpredestined, and megapredestinated.
The Three Degrees of Pedestinationedit on 6-2-2013 by Belcastro because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Druid42
reply to post by GoOfYFoOt
What would actually occur that would separate the fabric of space/time?
In the multi-verse theory, space-time is separated by non-euclidean manifolds. I don't know if you are up to date on quantum theory, but at the subatomic level, massive amounts of energy are required to create a "rift" in space-time. It's basically interfering with the quantum "foam". Particles are randomly distributed in a wide vaccuum, such as outer space, but the introduction of an energy source into a narrow field should create a wide variety of exotic particles that only exist while the field is active.
You bring up a good point that I was hesitant to address earlier. Once such separation is in place, there's no actual way to ensure the "rift" is properly closed. There are questions that if such a field was opened, would the absence of energy be sufficient to close the newly created "portal", or would such an event lead to a singularity.
There are many unknowns.
Originally posted by Druid42
You are failing to understand that you cannot create a full scale version of this device, because all current methods of energy transmission would not be adequate to supply the current required to your theoretical device. The power required would melt copper wire.
Copper melts at 1,984 degrees Fahrenheit, and if you do the BTU transfer ratio at 103,144 amps, your wires are liquid as soon as you supply power to the circuit.