Ashton Forbes
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Shaping Hypercylinders: The Wormhole Geometry
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December 27, 2025
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12:57Now PlayingSonny White's paper shows these stretched-out "hot dog" shapes...hypercylinders. That's exactly what Eric W Davis described in his Wormhole-Induced Propulsion paper. A wormhole is a hypercylinder connecting two points in spacetime through an invisible tunnel.
The orbs create two flat-faced wormhole mouths. Between them is the hypercylinder...zero distance from the perspective of anyone inside. You're not traveling through space. You're pasting two distant points together and walking through a doorway.
Bob Lazar explained it: three gravity generators converge on a distant point and pull it toward the craft. The craft snaps to that point as they release spacetime. Speed is essentially infinite because time doesn't increment inside the wormhole.
This is why MH370 disappeared. The orbs created a hypercylinder tunnel. The plane didn't go to another galaxy...it teleported somewhere to the west through an invisible wormhole. The question isn't where. The question is when did it arrive on the other side?
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