Black Hole And Wormhole Novels & Stories

Felix saw a black hole appearing right where they were. He felt the incredible drawing force from the black hole, and if it wasn't for Holly's kick, he would've been sucked in immediately. Even Holly sat cross-legged in the air with her eyes closed. She looked as if she was trying her best to resist the pull from the black hole. Similarly, the Destroyer-class spaceship that had been chasing them also stopped, retreating madly. However, it was moving quite slowly, showing how terrible the pull of the black hole was.

However, it slowly repaired itself and returned to its previous state. The sight left Sean shaken. The vortex-like black hole was the essence of the void itself. He hadn't expected the Shadow Guardian's strike to easily rip through space itself.

"Harl, the gravity vortex we created—the one that used the molten slurry as a bridge. Can we sustain it?" ​Harl climbed up from the lower sump, wiping glowing gold sap from his forehead. "Sustain it? If we push the boilers to a full meltdown and use the Grove's roots as a magnetic coil, we could create a localized wormhole. But we’d be pulling the Surgeons toward us, or pulling ourselves toward them. It’s a tug-of-war where the rope is made of collapsing stars." ​"Then we pull," I commanded. "We aren't a sanctuary. We’re a lure."

Looking at Long Hu, Long Chen said something that made him feel his heart was relieved. "I support you uncle and I hope the Long family doesn't let me down again." PIIIII! (Forward!) KURRRRR! (Ready, launch) Swishhh The two beasts entered into the black hole and disappeared. The black hole that was neither big nor small also disappeared after the two entered. Seeing the two little beasts leave, everyone couldn't hold their breath. It was clear that the black hole was a space force that could create a transfer over a long distance or teleport.

Afterward, the scientists agreed unanimously that it was possibly a unique natural phenomenon akin to a theoretical wormhole. A wormhole was a speculative structure linking disparate points in spacetime. Stepping into a wormhole would allow one to journey through spacetime, allowing for instant travel between great distances. The mysterious website’s sudden appearance caused another sensation.

“That kiss was never supposed to happen. I just couldn’t stop myself right there, though.” “Do you have to plan everything?” Calista asked. “I try too,” Steven said. “You do realize that there are things that science can not explain. Like how black holes work, and where do they go to?” Calista said, and Steven looked at her with widened eyes. “This feeling is like a black hole, Steven. Neither of us can explain it, but that doesn’t mean it isn’t there. It can be all-consuming and the destroyer of worlds but at the same time naked to the eye.”

"No. Not exactly. A wormhole acts as a gateway to both space and time but a portal is more like a gateway to space and not that much connected to time itself, though it can serve almost the same purpose of the wormhole." "Okay..." Natasha smiled, "Henry would kill to enter this place." "What was that?" "Oh, nothing. Just someone I know..." Carter appeared from an elevator, donned in a white shirt with the sleeves rolled up and black slacks. "Natasha!" he greeted her, adjusting his glasses which were rounded at the corners. "Hey," Natasha responded as Carol approached him, leaving her standing next to a glass compartment containing a device that was shooting lasers onto a wall. "I see you bro

*Solveigh’s* I step through the black hole portal, and my breath catches in my throat. The darkness enveloping me is thick, almost tangible, and I feel like I'm choking on it. Panic rises within me as I sense the presence of the creatures, born from the shadows and chaos that surround us.

It spun through the air, the needle whirling wildly. It hit the wall. CRACK. The compass didn't break. It activated. A beam of pure, blinding white light shot out from the brass casing. It wasn't a laser. It was a tear in the fabric of reality. A mini-wormhole opened in the middle of the room, swirling with chaotic colors. From the wormhole, a sound emerged. Mooooo. And then, a cow fell out. A full-grown, black-and-white Holstein dairy cow. It dropped from the ceiling, bewildered, chewing a mouthful of grass.

A swirling black mass formed above us— expanding, rotating, growing. A portal. A dangerous one. Lyra’s eyes widened. “Did he just open a black hole?!” The air pulled violently toward it. “Hold on to something!” Kaid yelled. The ground cracked as debris, stones—even chunks of the earth—were sucked upward. I blasted fire at it. Lila screamed over the roaring wind, “And what exactly did you think THAT was going to do?!” “At least I’m doing something!” I shouted back. “I know how to close it!” Lily yelled. “But I’ll need help!”