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Originally Posted by theunify  Myself am glad to be up early, great post, do you suppose a white hole can be seen using your imagination? What does a thing like this look like? |
For more on white holes, see
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_hole
Flucidity Theory predicts that a "black hole" is not so much a place but a function of gravity; A field of unstructured matter. A "white hole", a function of particles; A field of structured matter. Both functions are constant throughout the universe, from under your shoes and behind your ears to (in accumulated fields) what appears as black holes or 'little bangs' birthing stars.
Gravity's force is lessened upon interaction with particles (or more structured forms of particles, such as light).