George W Harris wrote:
> Also, if both mouths of the wormhole are in the
> same vicinity, they will both undergo an acceleration of
> magnitude G*m/d^2 (where G is the gravitational
> constant, m is the mass of each wormhole (positve for
> one, negative for the other), and d is the distance
> between them) and the vector pointing from the
> negative-mass wormhole to the positive-mass wormhole.
> This acceleration will be constant, so they will quickly
> reach relativistic velocities.
The acceleration would also be minute if you're sending ordinary things
through it. And even if that were an issue, "in the same vicinity" is
an easy out; just move them far enough apart so that the 1/r^2 distance
becomes prohibitive to gravitational forces, but still close enough that
they'd be convenient.
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