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[Gardamorg]

I called it a shuttle because it doesn't have nice accommodating rooms, and artificial gravity, en fact its not supposed to hold any life at all, just machines.

Would it take more energy to curve and unkink a microscopic worm hole than it would release?

The shuttle has a machine that holds hot atoms that are extremely firmly held together, that absorb energy, and then a machine splits the atoms and uses the energy from that to curve more space time into less, even though curved space time doesn't speed up two particals, would the annihilation even with out as much kinetic energy (or force) from a faster impact still be powerful enough to unkink one hundredth of a micro inch of the curved space time?

How does an over unity device break the laws of physics, or as you call it, "the rules of nature"


I edited the topic, it is more feasible now.