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FtlIsAwesome
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From what I know, for a wormhole to be traversable it must be held open by negative mass.
A naked singularity is a black hole whose spin is enough that it counteracts its own gravity and allows the singularity itself to be seen.
I had this thought: Could a wormhole composed of two naked singularities be an alternative to using negative mass?
Would this also eliminate tidal forces associated with wormholes that use negative mass?
Or would naked singularities require negative mass anyway to work as traversable wormholes?
A naked singularity is a black hole whose spin is enough that it counteracts its own gravity and allows the singularity itself to be seen.
I had this thought: Could a wormhole composed of two naked singularities be an alternative to using negative mass?
Would this also eliminate tidal forces associated with wormholes that use negative mass?
Or would naked singularities require negative mass anyway to work as traversable wormholes?