Converse of object

• create: Basically, in the pilot, the timer would create a new wormhole, which they could do at any point.

• open: Q: Can you open the wormhole for me?

• use: Finally we get a fairly lengthy section on using wormholes for time travel.

• construct: Now, you might think, remembering your school physics, that this completely rules out the possibility of constructing traversable wormholes.

• find: So if we can find a natural wormhole, we then need the technology to control and stabilize it.

Noun used with modifier

• space-time: Take one end of a space-time wormhole and throw it into the other end.

Adjective modifier

• traversable: But, as Morris and Thorne stress, it is not impossible and " we correspondingly cannot now rule out traversable wormholes.

• natural: So if we can find a natural wormhole, we then need the technology to control and stabilize it.

• such: Such wormholes have been seriously suggested, as being within the capabilities of a future civilization.

• own: All in all, then, it's a book that starts very well but gets tangled up in its own wormholes.

Modifies a noun

• technology: These damn ' Americans, limited as their technology otherwise was, had somehow managed to harness wormhole technology.

• exit: Any shot fired upon the wormhole exit will actually hit the owning players clan hall.

Preposition: in

• space: Streaming like seals through wormholes in space, Whistle of asteroids passing by, Music of solar wind... .