Wormholes in Space
In a space game using wormholes for FTL what are good excuses to keep the wormholes in space rather than on the surface of planets.
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Wormholes aren't mere doors you just open and walk through. They are a severe curvature of spacetime. You might as well ask why we don't put a solar-mass black hole on the surface of a planet. Why are you asking about this? Is somebody planning something like this? If they are you better 'fess up right now, buddy. |
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Thank you, I think I'd like to still have a planet tomorrow. However you make wormholes there's got to be a lot of energy invested in them. The most energy, the bigger the kaboom.
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Given that negative mass is so ridiculously exotic that you can basically say anything about it, could you just say that it's impossible to stabilize a wormhole too near another mass?
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The traditional justification for FTL not being done on a planetary surface is that creating a stable wormhole/entering hyperspace/establishing a warp bubble/etc. is difficult, dangerous, or impossible within a gravity well above a certain threshold.
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Oh and don't forget to Jedi Mind trick you players that "Stargate is not the show you are looking for" ;)
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Are wormholes artificial or natural? If they are natural, then the chance of them randomly happening on a planet instead of the massive void of space is tiny.
If they artificial just say the wormhole generator can't be safety activated on the planet. I can even give you a technobabble explanation if you want. |
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