Wormhole

Wormholes are rifts in the fabric of space that can transport matter great distances upon entry. They have a similar appearance and function to the Portals of Metroid Prime Hunters and Metroid Prime 2: Echoes, although on a much larger scale. Wormholes appear most prominently in Metroid Prime 3: Corruption. 
Wormholes appear at first as bursts of white light, then explode into a swirling purple void. This void is a gate to another part of the universe, and acts as a shortcut through time and space.
The living meteors "Leviathans" can generate wormholes to expedite their journeys. Leviathans can rip open rifts using a special beam that opens the wormhole. This feature allows them to reach the selected planet of impact much faster than normal space travel methods. Near the end of Metroid Prime 3: Corruption, the Galactic Federation gains control of the Leviathan Battleship in orbit of the Pirate Homeworld with the help of Samus Aran. Using the Leviathan, the Federation generates a wormhole to take the fleet to the planet Phaaze, the origin point of all the Leviathans. They later use one to escape the destruction of Phaaze.
In Metroid Prime: Federation Force, another type of wormhole appears. This wormhole is used during M10: Black Hole by the Space Pirates to bring in Transports carrying interstellar missiles which are capable of destroying the Aegis.
A wormhole appears in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate as part of Dark Samus's on-screen appearance.
==Gallery==
File:Wormhole_created.png|The wormhole is created.
Leviathan wormhole 3.png|The Leviathan Battleship follows the fleet into the wormhole.
Leviathan and fleet enter wormhole.png
File:Wormhole_closed.png|The Fleet arrives at Phaaze's location.
File:Olympus entering wormhole.png|The fleet exits the small star system via another wormhole.
File:Wormhole MPFF.png|Federation Force
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