4.1 Searching for White Holes
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stephane tremblay
Is a white hole what others called expansion then? And if so, the quantum foam would be compressible and expandible?
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Robert Ruxandrescu
Thank you for the link, I'm really interested in white holes. I think they are key for understanding quantum gravity and I even believe our Big Bang could be one: it has a singularity in the past and you'd need to travel back in time to enter it, the exact opposite of a black hole which has a singularity in the future and you'd need to travel back in time to exit it. Not only that but a black hole is "maximum entropy" while our universe started from very low entropy - maybe a white hole's property is to have low entropy, just the opposite of a black hole. I wish more scientists would study black holes seriously as I think they hide in their math something big.
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