What would happen if you went through a wormhole?

Answer 1

The concept of travelling through a worm hole is still science fiction. In fact the concept of a worm hole is still hypothetical.

Until a worm hole is actually discovered, it is unlikely that we will ever know, if then.

Answer 2

A black hole takes u nowhere.the definition of a black hole is a star that has collapsed under its own weight because it is not hot enough.But a black hole does somthing, it sucks anything in and rips it to shreds.So my conclusion is a black hole takes u nowhere.

Answer 3

A Black hole is an invisible giant. It can be detected through motions of stars around it. Black holes can swallow a planet,a solar system, even a galaxy, as it is a main role model for creating a galaxy. A Black hole is so dense, even light can't escape from it. It happens due to gravity. If we went through or traveled through a black hole, due to high gravity, we would get crushed like a bug crushed by us. Black holes can be described as "DEATH IN A HOLE". So from this I hope you learn that black holes are not good places to travel. They are small swallow giants. Let me paint you a mental picture: Picture Godzilla about to step on you. DON"T TRAVEL THROUGH BLACK HOLES!!!

actually, what would happen is that first you would get stretched out like a thin, incredibly long piece of spaghetti. then you would be crushed into an infinitely small point along with everything else that's ever gone in there. a black hole is a point with no width, height, or length, and it's infinitely massive, so you'd be pretty darn dead.

Answer 4

Wormholes are not proven to exist. There are mathematical theories that they may, however there are several different solutions to the equations.

The most likely is that you would simply disappear, effectively you would die.

There are low probability solutions that you may emerge elsewhere or elsewhen but these solutions are by no means clear.

Answer 5

If wormholes exist, they are theoretical passages through space-time that could potentially allow for faster-than-light travel or time travel. The exact consequences of going through a wormhole are unknown since they exist as a concept in theoretical physics and have not been observed or tested.