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- Данный уровень был создан известным игроком Jeyzor примерно в версии 1.7. Сам уровень имеет довольно хороший геймплей и также хорошие декорации для своей версии. Геймплей же в уровне довольно разнообразен, из-за чего, наверное, и попал данный уровень в наборы уровней. В Bionic Pack данный уровень имеет третью позицию.
- Although they are still hypothetical in science, wormholes have long been staples of science fiction, allowing characters to travel quickly from one side of the Galaxy or Universe to the other, and sometimes even through time. Wormholes are an integral part of the Farscape universe. At the beginning of Farscape, Crichton travels through a wormhole from earth, and finds himself in the middle of Moya and Pilot's escape from the Peacekeepers. It later becomes apparent that he has the knowledge of wormhole technology in his head, something that Scorpius would very much like to have for himself.
- Un wormhole (letteralmente tradotto= Vermebuco) è, in sostanza, un buco, ma con la brutta abitudine di teletrasportare i malcapitati attraversatori in luoghi che non potrebbero neanche immaginare.
- A tunnel that connects two divergent points together in spacetime. Its name comes from a hypothetical worm burrowing through an apple to reach the opposite side instead of traveling along its surface. The tunnel's interior lies on a continuous plane with normal space, but the constricted gravitational field housed inside causes fluctuations in relative time between the two ends of the wormhole.
- Wormholes were theorized on Earth in the early 20th century and were technically called "Einstein-Rosen Bridges".
- The wormhole, also known as A CASH-COW PLOT DEVICE, waz a hole in space. Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Kind of like where socks go when they disappear in the dryer. All kinds of things disappeared there like:
* Grand Nuisance Zek lost his lobes
* the Domingian lost a fleet
* the Crisco lost his mind which all clearly indicates that the wormhole was a big dumping ground. Since da wormhole was a big flushing bowl, that makes the Prophets/worm-hole aliens kind of like Mr. Hankey.
- Wormhole (ワームホール, Wāmuhōru) is a catch hissatsu technique.
- Wormholes had also appeared in LittleBigPlanet 3 as a item in the "Getting Around" section.
- Wormholes can be difficult to discover due to their distance from the center of systems. This keeps them from appearing on the radar most of the time. Below is a list of some known wormhole locations, as well as their location within the system. The directions are general, and due to the distances involved, they can be easy to miss.
- A wormhole is a special kind of black hole.
- The Wormhole was a secret location within the City of Brass in 1367 DR.
- A Wormhole (also known as an Einstein-Rosen Bridge) is a special portal or tunnel created to quickly travel from one place to another, no matter the distance between them. Most wormholes in the known universe were created by the Bifrost Bridge or the Tesseract. In physics, a wormhole is a hypothetical topological feature of spacetime that would be, fundamentally, a "shortcut" through spacetime.
- Wormholes allow for instant travel between planets and systems.
- A wormhole was a stable gravitic anomaly that caused a flaw in normal space providing access through hyperspace between widely separated points. They normally consisted of a wormhole junction and its associated termini, but could also consist of only two termini forming a wormhole bridge or "hyper bridge". (HH13) The first wormhole was discovered in 1447 PD. (infodump) The largest junction known to exist was the Manticore Wormhole Junction, with seven termini discovered as of 1922 PD. (HH1, SK1)
- Wormhole is an enemy ability that inflicts Instant Death to one party member.
- Thể loại:Kỹ năng Wormhole (ワームホール) là kỹ năng bắt bóng trong thế giới Inazuma Eleven và Inazuma Eleven GO.
- Wormhole is a purple caterpillar-like experiment. Designed to create a wormhole to parallel universes.
- Wormholes would disintegrate organic matter. The only way to survive a journey through the wormhole was with a metal shield enclosing the occupants, acting as a Faraday cage. (TV: Planet of the Dead) Vodium naturally produced energy which created micro-wormholes. (AUDIO: Situation Vacant) The interior of wormholes, through which interstellar travel could be made, was called "worm space". (AUDIO: Nekromanteia)
- Wormhole (Stage 5-1 or Extra 1) is the first floor in both Story Mode Theme Park level and Challenge Mode's Expert course. It is the first stage to feature wormholes. It appears only in Super Monkey Ball 2.
- Wormhole is the second team-up between SPD and Dino Thunder.
- It is also used in Global Conquest, where this global support power requires a Threshold Tower in order to be used. It has a longer range than the regular Wormhole (in fact, worldwide) and the power itself costs nothing (though using one to transport a strike force costs 1000 credits).
- Initiating warp drive too close to a gravity well when the engines were not properly balanced resulted in a ship's drive creating a wormhole. (Star Trek: The Motion Picture) The discovery of the Bajoran wormhole in 2369 was the first stable wormhole discovered by the United Federation of Planets. (DS9: "Emissary") By the 2420s, a new type of transporter technology had been developed, called the subspace-aperture transporter. The technology harnessed wormholes for transporting personnel and, presumably, cargo. (Star Trek: Phoenix: "Cloak and Dagger")
- The Wormhole has been there since the beginning of the multiverse. It is the only place where residents of the multiverse can temporarily escape, though it requires a highly risky trip that not even the Shy Guys are willing to attempt.
- Wormhole is the 5th alien Con turned into. He is a Telepodian from the planet W'Arp.
- A shortcut through space and time that is created by distorting two places in spacetime, punching holes in them and joining them together, all through Strongly manipulated spacetimes. One problem with wormholes is spaghettification, lethal stretching because spacetime is more curved close to the wormhole than far from it. One possible solution is to make the wormhole geometrically edgy instead of round, so that the spacetime corridor does not stretch or compress passers. It would even be possible to connect different edges to different destinations.
- The Wormhole is a map structure, a breach from the surface to deeper layers of terrain, frequented by sandworms.
- Wormhole is a pirate of the Murk Raiders. He has a peg-leg for his left leg, which was cut off. He wears a tan bandana.
- A wormhole, or portal, is a phenomena which can occur in bodies of water, likened to a 'tear' in space which connects two points, in two separate realities. Wormholes are the only method of travel between Earth's Reality and the Imperial Reality, and cannot be artificially replicated.
- Wormholes appear at first as bursts of white light, then explode into a swirling purple void. This void is a gate to another part of the universe, and acts as a shortcut through time and space. The living meteors "Leviathans" can generate wormholes to expedite their journeys. Leviathans can rip open rifts using a special beam that opens the wormhole. This feature allows them to reach the selected planet of impact much faster than normal space travel methods. Near the end of Metroid Prime 3: Corruption, the Galactic Federation gain control of a Leviathan in orbit of the Pirate Homeworld with the help of Samus Aran. Using the Leviathan, the Federation generate a wormhole to take the fleet to the planet Phaaze, the origin point of all the Leviathans. They also used one to escape the destructi
- Stable wormholes are rare in nature, though sometimes incredibly advanced civilizations have been known to create them. Unstable wormholes are moving rapidly through spacetime, on both ends. This often leads to hazards to travelers moving through the wormhole. The Bajoran Wormhole in the Bajor System of the Alpha Quadrant in the Milky Way was one example of a rare stable wormhole. It connected the Alpha Quadrant to the Gamma Quadrant. Additionally, a sentient species lived in the wormhole and may be responsible for the wormhole's stability. (Star Trek franchise: "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine")
- In physics, a wormhole is a hypothetical topological feature of spacetime that is essentially a "shortcut" through space and time. A wormhole has at least two mouths which are connected to a single throat. If the wormhole is traversable, matter can 'travel' from one mouth to the other by passing through the throat.
- Wormholes are portals in space used by the Voids to travel to any system in the galaxy from their home system. They are generated by the Void mothership, and no other species is known to be capable to master the necessary technology to create wormholes. Before the invention of the Khador Drive, wormholes were the only way to access the Void space. However, because they changed their location in space, it was often difficult to reach them.
- A wormhole is a carnivorous hole appearing in Might and Magic: The Dreamwright. It consists of two large, circular holes in the ground, a tunnel between them, and a stomach that travels from end to end while digesting its prey. The two ends are usually very far apart. Hitch and Diligence encountered two wormholes on their travels. The first was most likely dead, its hole was dark reddish brown, and the soil felt strange, as if permeated by a sticky fluid. Diligence cautioned Hitch not to walk on it - even if the worm was dead, he could fall through to his death.
- After the events of Operation Black Eden, the detonation of the fission bomb at the Chicxulub crater created a massive power surge in the Chimeran tower network, which allowed the Chimera to open a wormhole over New York City which presumably leads to the Chimera's, or "Pure Chimera's" homeworld. It is unknown how the Chimera responded to this event, but with the loss of the "hive mind" the Chimera presumably became disorganized and ultimately suffered many losses, leading to humanity's victory against the Chimera.
- In physics, a wormhole is a hypothetical topological feature of spacetime that is basically a 'shortcut' through space and time. A wormhole has at least two mouths which are connected to a single throat or tube. If the wormhole is traversable, matter can 'travel' from one mouth to the other by passing through the throat. While there is no observational evidence for wormholes, spacetimes containing wormholes are known to be valid solutions in general relativity.
- In the episode "RD: Backwards", the Boys from the Dwarf travel through a wormhole that takes them to a version of Earth in the early 1990s - but time is running backwards. This wormhole was likely a remnant of Holly's failed attempt to get them home in the previous episode using the Holly Hop Drive. The Holoship Enlightenment travelled as tachyons through wormholes and other phenomena. It was thus able to traverse vast distances in very short periods of time. (RD: Holoship)
- Zim explains that there were three different wormholes he initially considered: one led to a universe containing extremely itchy gas, another to a universe of pure dookie, and the last one led to a room with a moose. Zim chose the last wormhole.
- A tetryon scan of a wormhole would typically show up neutrinos, ionized hydrogen, theta-band radiation, and would certainly have to show quantum level fluctuations. (VOY: "Displaced") If a wormhole was large and stable enough, a starship (or other traveler) could travel through it. A wormhole could also connect two different points in time as well. As wormholes age they collapse, becoming smaller and are known as micro-wormholes. (VOY: "Eye of the Needle") This would suggest that natural wormholes in the galaxy never leave the galaxy.
- A wormhole-like phenomenon is created by a warp drive if the engines are not properly calibrated or balanced. These phenomena are highly unstable and dangerous. (TOS movie: Star Trek: The Motion Picture)
- A zero-width gateway through space that connects two places. Travel is instantaneous and anyone using one will cross hundreds of light years in an instant. They were an invention by CST co-owners Nigel Sheldon and Ozzie Fernandez Isaacs. The Commonwealth uses trains to travel from planet to planet. The wormholes are covered by pressure curtains that stop the atmospheres of the connecting planets mixing. Once the trains pass through the pressure curtain to the destination planet, the new atmosphere is fed into the compartments.
- La unidad de agujero de gusano es una poderosa forma de viajar más rápido que la luz, desarrollado para la ciudad-barco de la Atlántida por los Ancianos, y con base en la misma tecnología agujero de gusano del Stargate.
- Used by: IASA Commander John Crichton, the Ancients. A Wormhole is a "tunnel" through space-time that results when the spatial dimension of space-time is "torn" allowing one region of space to be matched up with another similar "tear" elsewhere in the universe. It is believed that a wormhole is created when two collapsing stars of the correct size (i.e. proto-black holes) in two distant parts of the universe, collapse without producing a true singularity point (i.e. a true black hole from which nothing escapes.) They can be used to traverse vast distances in a short amount of time.
- The Wormhole is an item that can be placed anywhere on the game area (whether on the path or not). It costs $10000, and sucks in half of the bloons that come close to it. It does not go away at the end of the round, but slowly sucks the game area into itself (in increments after each round), causing the game area to shrink and everything to move closer together (shortening the bloons' path as well). If you survive this for 40 rounds, the game area becomes small enough that it is totally sucked into the wormhole. When this happens, the wormhole will disappear, and you will travel through time to a random round number from 1 to 200 and be given an amount of money proportional to the difficulty of the round that you have been sent to. Any towers you had will have been destroyed by the wormhol
- A natural rift into five-dimensional space that connected two fixed locations, a wormhole was the normal means of faster-than-light, interstellar spaceflight in the Vorkosigan Saga. They were sufficiently common and close together in the galaxy as to create a Nexus of reachable systems. Some systems had only one usable wormhole, such as Barrayar, Aslund, and Athos; others had as many as six, as in the case of Kline Station and the planet of Komarr, which was settled for its abundance of wormholes in local space.
- A wormhole is a subspace bridge created between 2 locations that allow matter to be transferred through one end to the other. Although not traveling at a higher speed, a wormhole reduces the distance necessary to reach a given location within itself (similar to Hyperspace but a lot more powerful.) To put wormholes into relative place, the time necessary for a Zero Point Module-powered Asgard hyperdrive to reach Lantea in the Pegasus Galaxy from Earth is 4 days (however, a fully powered Asgard warship would manage such trip in matter of hours), if transferred through a wormhole it is less than 20 seconds, and to reach closer planets it is around 3 seconds. Wormholes are a vacuum of matter, like space itself, and the temperature of one is close to absolute zero (which is −273.15 degrees Cels
- A wormhole is a subspace bridge created between 2 locations that allow matter to be transferred through one end to the other. Although not traveling at a higher speed, a wormhole reduces the distance necessary to reach a given location within itself (similar to hyperspace but a lot more powerful.) To put wormholes into relative place, the time necessary for a Zero Point Module-powered Asgard hyperdrive to reach New Lantea in the Pegasus Galaxy from Earth is 4 days, if transferred through a wormhole it is less than 20 seconds, and to reach closer planets it is around 3 seconds. Wormholes are a vacuum of matter, like space itself, and the temperature of one is close to absolute zero (which is −273.15 degrees Celsius).
- In Guitar Hero 5 the player is required to complete Play that Funky Music in the game's career mode in order to unlock it. The venue serves primarly as eye candy, and is subsequently very popular when used in conjuctions with the jukebox-like Party Play mode. The multiple vibrant visualizations depend largely on which song is being played and what specifically which section of the song is being played. Nevertheless, many songs often share the same effects. The ingame band is entirely absent, and thus whenever a song is completed the percentage shown is marked only with the player's name.
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