Comments on: Wormholes http://ravenhappyhour.com/ravenblog/?p=1542 Raven Paranormal Blog hosted by Authors Mandy Roth & Michelle Pillow Thu, 09 Sep 2010 16:03:32 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Beth http://ravenhappyhour.com/ravenblog/?p=1542&cpage=1#comment-5930 Beth Wed, 03 Feb 2010 07:07:48 +0000 http://ravenhappyhour.com/ravenblog/?p=1542#comment-5930 I've watched both Stargate and Farscape, but my ultimate fave TV sci-fi is Star Trek: Voyager. In the Star Trek universe wormholes do take you places, but since they are unpredictable they weren't used as a regular transport option, although there were a few episodes involving them. After finally seeing Avatar tonight, that is my new fave movie. It doesn't say what form of long range travel is involved but since they had to undergo cryo sleep I'd say it wasn't wormholes. I’ve watched both Stargate and Farscape, but my ultimate fave TV sci-fi is Star Trek: Voyager. In the Star Trek universe wormholes do take you places, but since they are unpredictable they weren’t used as a regular transport option, although there were a few episodes involving them.
After finally seeing Avatar tonight, that is my new fave movie. It doesn’t say what form of long range travel is involved but since they had to undergo cryo sleep I’d say it wasn’t wormholes.

]]> By: Shelley Munro http://ravenhappyhour.com/ravenblog/?p=1542&cpage=1#comment-5929 Shelley Munro Wed, 03 Feb 2010 05:02:03 +0000 http://ravenhappyhour.com/ravenblog/?p=1542#comment-5929 Julia - it is a bit like Alice popping down a rabbit hole, isn't it? :) Julia – it is a bit like Alice popping down a rabbit hole, isn’t it? :)

]]> By: N.J. Walters http://ravenhappyhour.com/ravenblog/?p=1542&cpage=1#comment-5925 N.J. Walters Tue, 02 Feb 2010 16:13:02 +0000 http://ravenhappyhour.com/ravenblog/?p=1542#comment-5925 Fascinating stuff! Fascinating stuff!

]]> By: Julia Smith http://ravenhappyhour.com/ravenblog/?p=1542&cpage=1#comment-5924 Julia Smith Tue, 02 Feb 2010 15:36:19 +0000 http://ravenhappyhour.com/ravenblog/?p=1542#comment-5924 My husband and I love sci-fi and fantasy, so we're Farscape and Stargate fans. I love the whole wormhole thing. Strangely, it echoes the Alice-down-the-rabbit-hole experience, which was obviously something that could be imagined long before Einstein, space travel and Stephen Hawking. My favorite sci-fi films are the Star Wars movies. They use hyperspace to get from here to there, which can be seen as a type of wormhole. Any sort of veil between worlds has to be pushed through by the heroes, and it's a useful physical symbol of the beginning of the story's arc. .-= Julia Smith´s last blog ..<a href="http://julia-mindovermatter.blogspot.com/2010/02/through-opera-glasses-45-spartacus.html" rel="nofollow">Through the Opera Glasses - 45 - Spartacus: Blood and Sand</a> =-. My husband and I love sci-fi and fantasy, so we’re Farscape and Stargate fans. I love the whole wormhole thing. Strangely, it echoes the Alice-down-the-rabbit-hole experience, which was obviously something that could be imagined long before Einstein, space travel and Stephen Hawking.

My favorite sci-fi films are the Star Wars movies. They use hyperspace to get from here to there, which can be seen as a type of wormhole. Any sort of veil between worlds has to be pushed through by the heroes, and it’s a useful physical symbol of the beginning of the story’s arc.
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