Any astromany people know about White Holes/WormHoles?

redstar-fireclan • 16 January 2012 at 1:09 AM

Well, I was watching "How The Universe Works" and it was about Black Holes (My all [second] time thing [right next to Saturn 😋])

So, I searched up Black Hole, duh, and well it had something about White Holes; and it didn't give me ANYTHING, so I wondered if any of you peeps know anything about it?

I've read on Wiki/comments on Youtubw that a White Hole REPLES stuff, reather than SUCK it in.

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leopardclaws • 16 January 2012 at 7:34 PM

@redstar-fireclan

I don't know much but I'll tell you all I know.

Wormholes are thought to be used to travel places faster. Sciencists think that if we could find a worm hole, we could go through it and enter on the other side like 200,000,000 ly away. There is superstition they can be used to travel through time. If you want to learn more about Wormholes, watch Through the Wormhole with Morgan Freeman. I believe it is on discovery channel, or maybe national geographic/NatGeoWild.

flowersoverboys • 17 January 2012 at 11:48 PM

@redstar-fireclan

Umm... Well, white holes are the opposite of black holes. Instead of sucking things in, it can't be entered from the outside and it spews things out.

Wormholes are theoretical. No one has actually found one, but if we did, it could be used as a shortcut through spacetime.

If you're a Trekkie (unlike me, but my dad told me this because I also had a question on wormholes), their ships use wormholes to travel. The ship doesn't necessarily move faster, but they can travel light years away because they're traveling through bended spacetime. Again, wormholes are merely a shortcut. 😊

Hope this helps? ^^

Orderedchaos • 18 January 2012 at 9:55 AM

@redstar-fireclan White holes are purely theoretical at this point. Since it should be possible to reverse the math behind black holes. But so far there hasn't been any evidence to prove that they exist.

I did find this article which is pretty interesting food for thought, http://io9.com/5805202/mysterious-cosmic-explosion-might-be-first-ever-proof-of-white-holes.

redstar-fireclan • 20 January 2012 at 10:06 AM

@orderedchaos
Thanks!
I am watching the wormhole thingy with morgan
freeman...
But does anyone think White Holes ARE wormholes?
Now, Black holes are real, but again,are Whites Worms?