Ashton Forbes
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You Can Make a Wormhole With a Radar Beam

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July 8, 2026

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A published paper describes exactly how to make a wormhole using specially conditioned electromagnetic beams at radar power levels. Split the beam into three fractions. Rotate the polarization of one. Modulate the phase of another. Recombine them. The result is an electromagnetic beam where almost all the energy flows into the A vector potential rather than into electric or magnetic fields. That A vector potential is the wormhole. The paper says the effect is resonance based and only activates at the right plasma frequency. It says the power required is comparable to existing radar and laser systems. And the only power source capable of sustaining it long enough to be useful is Robert Bussard's neutron free fusion reactor. The host reads this and cannot move. Because the orbs are low energy for exactly this reason. All their power is going into the A vector potential. Into the wormhole. The recipe has been published. Nobody read it.

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You Can Make a Wormhole With a Radar Beam · Ashton Forbes · Sentinel