Aperture and Wormhole

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Aperture noun - A place in a surface allowing passage into or through a thing.

Usage example: you can adjust the aperture on this camera's lens by pushing this button

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Wormhole and aperture are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Wormhole" instead a noun "Aperture".

Wormhole noun - Hole made by a burrowing worm.

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Aperture and wormhole are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Aperture" instead a noun "Wormhole".

Aperture developed wormhole teleportation and artificial intelligence, yet used them for nothing more than to run hapless subjects through mazes like lab rats.

Source: Videogame / Portal
According to the X-Superbox Encyclopedia, the wormholes are different due to using exotic matter to power the wormhole, and by using magnetic forces to flatten the aperture.

Source: Our Wormholes Are Different
Cockroach's out-of-control wormhole is stopped by him instructing Ginormica to enlarge, then using a projectile boot gun to knock her ass-first into the aperture, plugging it so it can stabilize.

Source: Western Animation / Monsters vs. Aliens (2013)

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