/sci/ - Science & Math

>white holes
>white

>>3129775
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_hole

You're asking /sci/?

I think everyone here would agree that white holes consistently score higher than black holes on IQ tests. However, roughly half of us think this is due to a fundamental, racial difference between the two types of holes, whereas the other half thinks IQ is mostly genetic but cultural and environmental influences can lead to the observed difference in IQ.

Fortunately white holes will not gravitationally attract your TV, your car, and your valuables, unlike its black counterpart.

White holes are pretty tight, man.

Tighter than black holes, anyway.

>>3129798
brown holes are the tightest

Goatse

>>3129791

White holes do not exist outside of scifi movies.A black hole is nothing but a dip in the space-time continuum, it doesn't puncture anything.

>>3129807
a dip, but an "infinite" dip

>>3129811
>a dip, but an "infinite" dip

>>3129807
dip with an event horizon, so a bit more than a dip

>>3129807
see >>3129787

>>3129817
in some frame of references it is "infinite"

that's the whole fucking reason it is black

what would happen if a black hole collide with a white hole ?

>>3129838

>>3129830
>Cite wikipedia

Stay classy, /sci/.

That article is vague speculation with no basis in modern physics.

>>3129854
>accuses a clearly stated speculative article of being speculative

mfw

So, what is it?

>>3129854
nope

it just says white holes are a solution of GR and then says they've never been found nor are there any mechanism by which they could occur.

in other words that article is true.

>>3129787
>it is theoretically possible for a traveler to enter a rotating black hole, avoid the singularity, and travel into a rotating white hole which allows the traveler to escape into another universe