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wormhole 1. a hole made by a worm in timber, plants, etc. 2. Physics a tunnel in the geometry of space--time postulated to connect different parts of the universe
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| Black cutworms are more likely to crawl into cracks, worm holes or to burrow. We grow lovely berries, not the gnarly little things with worm holes I had expected. Mathematician Hawking and physicist Mlodinow explain what modern physics reveals about the expanding universe, the formation of black holes, and the possibility of interdimensional worm holes and time travel. |
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