Stargates: Theory and Practice

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What are StarGates? Why & wither wormholes? Dangers of sphaghettification. How to build a wormhole? Negative energy & vortices. At the edge of testable. Today, a bridge of birds, tomorrow the cell phone: nearly impossible today, but tomorrow?

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StarGates:
Theory & Practice
John Ashmead
FOSSCON: Free & Open
ConventionStars

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• Wormhole
• Occasional
real physics,
i.e. time
dilation
effects
• What’s
behind the
curtain?

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The Fall of Hyperion

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Beware of
unexpected doors!

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Steampunk Portal

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Making contact with
the science

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Seeing the invisible

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What do we mean by a
StarGate?
• Any instantaneous transport
• Usually associated with a gate
& a bit of tube-y-ness
• Mostly wormholes here
• StarGates & Faster-than-light
travel
• StarGates & Time Travel
• StarGates & Parallel universes

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Wormholes
• 2 * Black Holes
• Avoiding
Spaghettiﬁcation
• Negative energy
• Vortices
• Avoiding the Time
Police
• How to build?

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The Ant & the Worm
• “We burrow our
way through the
apple like a
worm, crossing
from one side of
the galaxy to the
other instead of
going around the
outside” — Col. S.
Carter

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Embedding
• Like pages of a
book
• Black hole glue
• Then large
rollers to ﬂatten
out on each
side

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Frame Dragging

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Black Hole at the
Center of our Galaxy
• “The stellar orbits in
the galactic centre
show that the central
mass concentration
of four million solar
masses must be a
black hole, beyond
any reasonable
doubt.” - Genzel,
Max Planck Institute

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Gravitational Radiation

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Spaghettification
• Tendex lines
• Blue is
squeeze
• Red is
stretch
• Oil is found

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Negative Energy
• Lots of
positive energy
required
• Also, negative
energy
• Constant
feature of all
[interesting]
wormholes

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Unfocusing

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Hawking Radiation
• Virtual pairs
form all the time
• Sometimes one
captured, other
escapes
• Carrying energy
with it

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Quantum Banking
• Longer the
pulse, the
weaker
• Pay-back
ensues
• And interest

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vortices
• Strong association
between vortices
& stargates
• Framedragging
• May be hard to
keep the wormhole
mouth open
without something
spinning.

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WormHoles =>
FTL => Time Travel
• Instant from A to B
(from A’s perspective)
• Instant from B to A
(from B’s perspective)
• Backwards in time to
A

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Wormhole
= FTL

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Paradox Policing
• The Chronology
Protection
Conjecture
• Multiverse/Everett
Interpretation
• The Novikov Self-
Consistency
Postulate
• Paradox noise

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How to Build?
• Wormhole harvesting

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Fabric of spacetime
• Quantum vacuum
noisy with
wormholes
• Find (with exotic
matter)
• Grow (feed with
exotic matter)
• Keep from eating
the solar system
(feed with normal
matter)

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Woodward’s
Wormholes
• ADM Model of the
electron (Arnowitt-
Deser-Misner)
• Mach’s principle
• Testable!!!

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Arnowitt-
Deser-
Misner

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Testable!

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Practical Cavorite?

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Uses of StarGates
• Fill in plot holes,
• Give us deeper
understanding of our
theories & our universe,
• Maybe, even, help get
the human race a bit of
badly needed breathing
room,
• And lots of fun!

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Ad astra per aspera
• Physics of Stargates - Rodrigo
• From Eternity to Here - Carroll
• Science of Interstellar - Thorne
• Time Travel & Warp Drives -
Everett & Roman
• The Physics of Time - Muller

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5. http://timeandquantummechanics.comStargates/Ashmead - FossCon / Aug 26th, 2017 Steampunk Portal

6. http://timeandquantummechanics.comStargates/Ashmead - FossCon / Aug 26th, 2017 Making contact with the science

7. http://timeandquantummechanics.comStargates/Ashmead - FossCon / Aug 26th, 2017 Seeing the invisible

8. http://timeandquantummechanics.comStargates/Ashmead - FossCon / Aug 26th, 2017 What do we mean by a StarGate? • Any instantaneous transport • Usually associated with a gate & a bit of tube-y-ness • Mostly wormholes here • StarGates & Faster-than-light travel • StarGates & Time Travel • StarGates & Parallel universes

9. http://timeandquantummechanics.comStargates/Ashmead - FossCon / Aug 26th, 2017 Wormholes • 2 * Black Holes • Avoiding Spaghettiﬁcation • Negative energy • Vortices • Avoiding the Time Police • How to build?

10. http://timeandquantummechanics.comStargates/Ashmead - FossCon / Aug 26th, 2017 The Ant & the Worm • “We burrow our way through the apple like a worm, crossing from one side of the galaxy to the other instead of going around the outside” — Col. S. Carter

11. http://timeandquantummechanics.comStargates/Ashmead - FossCon / Aug 26th, 2017 Embedding • Like pages of a book • Black hole glue • Then large rollers to ﬂatten out on each side

12. http://timeandquantummechanics.comStargates/Ashmead - FossCon / Aug 26th, 2017 Frame Dragging

13. http://timeandquantummechanics.comStargates/Ashmead - FossCon / Aug 26th, 2017 Black Hole at the Center of our Galaxy • “The stellar orbits in the galactic centre show that the central mass concentration of four million solar masses must be a black hole, beyond any reasonable doubt.” - Genzel, Max Planck Institute

14. http://timeandquantummechanics.comStargates/Ashmead - FossCon / Aug 26th, 2017 Gravitational Radiation

15. http://timeandquantummechanics.comStargates/Ashmead - FossCon / Aug 26th, 2017 Spaghettification • Tendex lines • Blue is squeeze • Red is stretch • Oil is found

16. http://timeandquantummechanics.comStargates/Ashmead - FossCon / Aug 26th, 2017 Negative Energy • Lots of positive energy required • Also, negative energy • Constant feature of all [interesting] wormholes

17. http://timeandquantummechanics.comStargates/Ashmead - FossCon / Aug 26th, 2017 Unfocusing

18. http://timeandquantummechanics.comStargates/Ashmead - FossCon / Aug 26th, 2017 Hawking Radiation • Virtual pairs form all the time • Sometimes one captured, other escapes • Carrying energy with it

19. http://timeandquantummechanics.comStargates/Ashmead - FossCon / Aug 26th, 2017 Quantum Banking • Longer the pulse, the weaker • Pay-back ensues • And interest

20. http://timeandquantummechanics.comStargates/Ashmead - FossCon / Aug 26th, 2017 vortices • Strong association between vortices & stargates • Framedragging • May be hard to keep the wormhole mouth open without something spinning.

21. http://timeandquantummechanics.comStargates/Ashmead - FossCon / Aug 26th, 2017 WormHoles => FTL => Time Travel • Instant from A to B (from A’s perspective) • Instant from B to A (from B’s perspective) • Backwards in time to A

22. http://timeandquantummechanics.comStargates/Ashmead - FossCon / Aug 26th, 2017

23. http://timeandquantummechanics.comStargates/Ashmead - FossCon / Aug 26th, 2017 Wormhole = FTL

24. http://timeandquantummechanics.comStargates/Ashmead - FossCon / Aug 26th, 2017 Paradox Policing • The Chronology Protection Conjecture • Multiverse/Everett Interpretation • The Novikov Self- Consistency Postulate • Paradox noise

25. http://timeandquantummechanics.comStargates/Ashmead - FossCon / Aug 26th, 2017

26. http://timeandquantummechanics.comStargates/Ashmead - FossCon / Aug 26th, 2017 How to Build? • Wormhole harvesting

27. http://timeandquantummechanics.comStargates/Ashmead - FossCon / Aug 26th, 2017 Fabric of spacetime • Quantum vacuum noisy with wormholes • Find (with exotic matter) • Grow (feed with exotic matter) • Keep from eating the solar system (feed with normal matter)

28. http://timeandquantummechanics.comStargates/Ashmead - FossCon / Aug 26th, 2017 Woodward’s Wormholes • ADM Model of the electron (Arnowitt- Deser-Misner) • Mach’s principle • Testable!!!

29. http://timeandquantummechanics.comStargates/Ashmead - FossCon / Aug 26th, 2017 Arnowitt- Deser- Misner

30. http://timeandquantummechanics.comStargates/Ashmead - FossCon / Aug 26th, 2017 Testable!

31. http://timeandquantummechanics.comStargates/Ashmead - FossCon / Aug 26th, 2017 Practical Cavorite?

32. http://timeandquantummechanics.comStargates/Ashmead - FossCon / Aug 26th, 2017 Uses of StarGates • Fill in plot holes, • Give us deeper understanding of our theories & our universe, • Maybe, even, help get the human race a bit of badly needed breathing room, • And lots of fun!

33. http://timeandquantummechanics.comStargates/Ashmead - FossCon / Aug 26th, 2017 Ad astra per aspera • Physics of Stargates - Rodrigo • From Eternity to Here - Carroll • Science of Interstellar - Thorne • Time Travel & Warp Drives - Everett & Roman • The Physics of Time - Muller

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