Stargate SG-1 at 25: Wormholes Across Science and Science Fiction

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People explore wormholes as both a real physics idea and a sci‑fi trope, covering their history, the main obstacles to making them traversable, recent theories that tiny or large wormholes could work via quantum effects or higher dimensions, why keeping them clean matters for space travel, and how a science museum exhibit links these concepts.

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The Science of Wormholes

To mark the 25th anniversary of Stargate SG-1, Science Director Roger Highfield talks to physicist Alexey Milekhin and Stargate advisor, Mika McKinnon.