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A new study suggests that traversable wormholes could theoretically be visible.
The study was published in May in the journal Physical Review D.
It looked at how one side of a wormhole began accreting (read: gobbling up) matter.
The other “mouth” of the wormhole would be busy spewing plasma at one-fifth the speed of light.
The heat alone from the plasma tornado could likely cause nuclear fusion.
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