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[Star Trek/Wormhole theory] Can a planet pass through a wormhole?

So, in Star Trek there are these holes in space that you can fly through and they drop you off at some random place somewhere else in the galaxy. 

So, what would happen if there was a wormhole large enough to fit a whole planet through the hole. Would the planet and all of it's people be sucked in, and dropped off god-knows where?

What if it wasn't big enough to fit the planet. Would it impact the surface, or drill a hole through the planet and suck any piece of it touches to the wormhole's exit point?

Also, do wormholes have mass, and are they orbiting the galactic center like a star? Or are they at a fixed point in relation to the stars and planets around them?
gpt
If it would fit yes. All a wormhole is, is a bend in space with an opening on both sides though the bend. It would be like passing under a bridge.  Voyager found countless wormholes but very very few of them were big enough to fit a ship though. That was the problem. There is no black hole effect with a wormhole there is no pull at all from them.