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JohnnyRingo

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7. Like a gamma ray burst?
Reply to Judi Lynn (Original post)
Tue Jun 11, 2019, 10:45 PM
Jun 2019

I've never heard of white holes, but GRBs sound similar. Those devastate anything in their path.

Thanx for posting.

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White Holes: Black Holes' Neglected Twins [View all] Judi Lynn Jun 2019 OP
Good stuff! Thanks for the link! nt Wounded Bear Jun 2019 #1
Thank you for reading it, Wounded Bear. n/t Judi Lynn Jun 2019 #2
Universe is amazing - but, packman Jun 2019 #3
I hate to rain on this parade, but the existence of white holes is a purely hypothetical construct. Nitram Jun 2019 #4
Stating the obvious billh58 Jun 2019 #5
It isn't even a theory, because there is no hypothesis yet for how such a phenomenon would occur. Nitram Jun 2019 #6
Excuse me Haggis for Breakfast Jun 2019 #10
Cute. So is gravity. So is mathematics. So is physics. You are using a computer because they all are Nitram Jun 2019 #11
You seem to be taking this personally. Haggis for Breakfast Jun 2019 #13
I don't take it personally, but I do take science seriously. I take the correct use of scientific Nitram Jun 2019 #14
Like a gamma ray burst? JohnnyRingo Jun 2019 #7
Had never heard of the term before seeing this article. Judi Lynn Jun 2019 #9
A white hole: An explosive event the magnitude of which ranges from a little belch to a Big Bang. Marcuse Jun 2019 #8
Oh, gosh! You mean like the Moby Dick, the Great White Whale? Nitram Jun 2019 #12
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