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In [[wikipedia:physics|physics]], a '''wormhole''' or '''timeslip''' is a hypothetical feature of spacetime that is basicly a shortcut through space and time (although a timeslip is just a shortcut through time that may take you backwards or forwards). Worm holes are utilized for transportation becuase of their unique ability to take you anywhere in the universe (and anywhere in time) faster than the speed of light. Worm holes are a feature of both the [[Marioverse]]<ref>[http://www.mariowiki.com/Mario_universe]-Definition of the term "Marioverse"</ref> and [[real world]]. | In [[wikipedia:physics|physics]], a '''wormhole''' or '''timeslip''' is a hypothetical feature of spacetime that is basicly a shortcut through space and time (although a timeslip is just a shortcut through time that may take you backwards or forwards). Worm holes are utilized for transportation becuase of their unique ability to take you anywhere in the universe (and anywhere in time) faster than the speed of light. Worm holes are a feature of both the [[Marioverse]]<ref>[http://www.mariowiki.com/Mario_universe]-Definition of the term "Marioverse"</ref> and [[real world]]. | ||
[[Image:Timeslip.jpg|thumb|left|[[Mario]] getting sucked into a time slip via a magic clock.]] | [[Image:Timeslip.jpg|thumb|left|[[Mario]] getting sucked into a time slip via a magic clock.]] | ||
Some examples of worm holes in use are in ''[[DK Jungle Climber]]'' where worm holes were used to take [[Donkey Kong]] to odd worlds. While in the ''[[Club Nintendo]]'' comic ''[[Super Mario: Verloren in der Zeit]]'' [[Mario]] was transported through time and space to places such as [[Quirk (planet)|Quirk]] with the use of a worm hole, or timeslip. A worm hole was also used in the ''[[N-Gang]]'' comic ''[[Freeze Frame]]'' [[Big B]] was trasnported through a worm hole to the icy landscape that fearured the [[ice castle]]. | Some examples of worm holes in use are in ''[[DK Jungle Climber]]'' where worm holes were used to take [[Donkey Kong]] to odd worlds. While in the ''[[Club Nintendo]]'' comic ''[[Super Mario: Verloren in der Zeit]]'' [[Mario]] was transported through time and space to places such as [[Quirk (planet)|Quirk]] with the use of a worm hole, or timeslip. A worm hole was also used in the ''[[N-Gang]]'' comic ''[[Freeze Frame]]'' where [[Big B]] was trasnported through a worm hole to the icy landscape that fearured the [[ice castle]]. | ||
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In physics, a wormhole or timeslip is a hypothetical feature of spacetime that is basicly a shortcut through space and time (although a timeslip is just a shortcut through time that may take you backwards or forwards). Worm holes are utilized for transportation becuase of their unique ability to take you anywhere in the universe (and anywhere in time) faster than the speed of light. Worm holes are a feature of both the Marioverse[1] and real world.
Some examples of worm holes in use are in DK Jungle Climber where worm holes were used to take Donkey Kong to odd worlds. While in the Club Nintendo comic Super Mario: Verloren in der Zeit Mario was transported through time and space to places such as Quirk with the use of a worm hole, or timeslip. A worm hole was also used in the N-Gang comic Freeze Frame where Big B was trasnported through a worm hole to the icy landscape that fearured the ice castle.
