Take the 2-minute tour ×  So, I've recently been reading up on
Schwarzschild wormholes and I've learned that they cannot exist
becuase they violate the 2nd Law of Thermodynamics.  What I'm
asking is: Why do they violate the Law?  I probably sound like
an idiot, but I just can't understand why they violate
Thermodynamics.  share|improve this question Perhaps you could
include a reference or synopsis for the fact that these
wormholes violate the 2nd law? –  BebopButUnsteady Jul 20 '11 at
3:33 add comment  1 Answer  up vote 0 down vote accepted  I
don't know why they should violate thermodynamics either, but
they don't exist because they're static. They cannot be created
at any finite time - they must have existed since the beginning
of time and will exist forever. The physically realistic
Schwarzschild solution is created from collaps and does not have
the second asymptotic region.  share|improve this answer are all
dynamic solutions ruled out? –  lurscher Jul 20 '11 at 16:15 add
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