shitbag43 :
If every object we know so far pulls INWARDS due to mass (like the sun and earth), and a black hole does the same, and if a white hole is a "polar opposite" of a black hole, then it must defy what we currently know. As we know it, we can only have objects pull INWARDS due to mass. But if black holes are almost or possibly infinitely heavy (atleast at the singularity), then white holes must be, in this logic, the exact opposite; not light, but infinitely heavy in reverse. So on a 3d grid of space time, space time would curve AROUND the white hole, but every other mass, including black holes, would be pulling space time INWARDS. That means, white holes have a positive time dilation, meaning the closer you are, time speeds up. But that's not possible to get to, because white holes push things away, in this theory. So time travel, in this logic, is TRUE, but not achievable. Summed up, white holes push anything in range (including photons themselves) AWAY, whereas black holes pull anything in range (including photons) IN. And if a white hole pushes light away from it, it can't recieve that light, because the light never reaches because it pushes it away before it gets to it, which is why either we cannot spot them easily because theyre beyond-black darkness, or because they could be almost invisible (apart from a suspicious looking warp-outwards effect around the point of negative mass). The latter being because the light is pushed away before they can contact the surface of the white hole, meaning no light reflects what the white hole looks like to us on earth, billions of AU away, because the light doesn't reach the surface of the white hole in the first place, so there is no image to reflect as it never even reached it.
2026-05-12 04:52:59