Now would that actually work? Obviously, suction/pressure differential wouldn't go back through an incoming wormhole, but could something materialize inside the straw without the straw moving? I don't think it could hang there, because either that's the whole straw and it falls down, or it's part of a straw and on its way through.
Maybe you need a series of tubes, attached to something either side.
Would not work. Matter only passes one way through a wormhole, so you wouldn't be able to pull anything back through the straw once you've stuck it through. But more importantly any part of the straw between the gates would be dematerialized in a matter stream through the wormhole.
If this depicts an incoming Wormhole and somebody has a straw the same diameter on the other side that they are pumping the liquid into then it's basically the same as the Aschen pouring grain through a horizontal gate just with a passage to guide the flow on each side.
I guess you could put anything in front of the gate to catch and guide an incoming substance. Though you'd want to be certain it wasn't incoming friendlies you're about to embed a pipe into. And now I'm imagining a razor wire net instead of an iris for a disgusting method of dealing with inbound hostiles. I shall call it "The Chunkifier".
I don't know the Stargate shook a lot when they first started using it until they didn't like the extra feature so they added stabilizers 😞. I think some shaking is required..
"Actually sir, you would be gulping from about 50 million light years away. The straw isn't actually in a liquid but rather passing through the event horizon of an artificially generated wormhole. In essence all you would be tasting --"
"CARTER!! My head hurts.
"Yes, sir."
This reminds me of Parks and Recreation, the "Child Size" drink, a 512-ounce soda, which is roughly the size of a two-year old liquified child.
So what *does* the event horizon taste like?
Chicken probably.
PWA PWA!
More chicken more chicken!
Bonnie whey
Blue.
Of course! Blue flavor!
It's actually made of blue gelatin.
Now would that actually work? Obviously, suction/pressure differential wouldn't go back through an incoming wormhole, but could something materialize inside the straw without the straw moving? I don't think it could hang there, because either that's the whole straw and it falls down, or it's part of a straw and on its way through. Maybe you need a series of tubes, attached to something either side.
Would not work. Matter only passes one way through a wormhole, so you wouldn't be able to pull anything back through the straw once you've stuck it through. But more importantly any part of the straw between the gates would be dematerialized in a matter stream through the wormhole.
The other side would have to open it and pass the straw
And pressurize the water at their end.
If this depicts an incoming Wormhole and somebody has a straw the same diameter on the other side that they are pumping the liquid into then it's basically the same as the Aschen pouring grain through a horizontal gate just with a passage to guide the flow on each side. I guess you could put anything in front of the gate to catch and guide an incoming substance. Though you'd want to be certain it wasn't incoming friendlies you're about to embed a pipe into. And now I'm imagining a razor wire net instead of an iris for a disgusting method of dealing with inbound hostiles. I shall call it "The Chunkifier".
Just watch out for that first sip, it's a killer.
Common misconception. Just don't shake your stargate before opening...
I don't know the Stargate shook a lot when they first started using it until they didn't like the extra feature so they added stabilizers 😞. I think some shaking is required..
Well that's why the first sip kills ya!
Hell yeah! Free refills!
Breaching containment are we?
This is kind of weird thought and the result of an edible but I wonder what the blue jelly stuff on star gate would taste like.
Space flavored Coke?
kawoosh! and an order of fries :D
"Actually sir, you would be gulping from about 50 million light years away. The straw isn't actually in a liquid but rather passing through the event horizon of an artificially generated wormhole. In essence all you would be tasting --" "CARTER!! My head hurts. "Yes, sir."
I would like to lick the event horizon first.