Every device has this, as every device has energy.Superposed_Cat said:Bear with me, assuming you had a device that could bend space-time the same way as energy does
Without a description how to build them, this is pointless speculation - we do not allow this here, so I closed the thread.and built two time machines
According to current scientific understanding, time machines do not exist and therefore cannot create wormholes. However, some theoretical models suggest that if a time machine were to exist, it would require immense amounts of energy and the ability to manipulate space-time in order to create a wormhole.
Again, there is currently no scientific evidence to support the existence of time machines. The idea of time travel is still purely theoretical and there are many scientific challenges and paradoxes that would need to be addressed for it to be possible.
As with any theoretical concept, the potential dangers of wormholes are still unknown. Some scientists suggest that wormholes could potentially have negative effects on the surrounding space-time, while others argue that they could offer a safe and efficient mode of transportation through the universe.
While there is currently no confirmed evidence of natural wormholes, some scientists believe that they could potentially exist in the universe. However, the immense amount of energy and manipulation of space-time required to create a wormhole makes it unlikely that they could occur spontaneously.
Time machines and wormholes are both theoretical concepts that have been explored in science and science fiction. The idea of using a time machine to create a wormhole is often used in fiction, but in reality, the two are not necessarily connected and do not have a proven relationship.