I imagine a white hole would look like a big bang.
Given the neat mathematical trick of writing out a de Sitter solution for General Relativity and modeling a black hole in it, if you then write an anti-de Sitter solution, black holes appear as expanding clouds of energetic particles.
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Can you say:
" I'm a sheet slitter, I slit sheets "
5 X really fast.
Every time a black hole in born in this Universe a white hole is born in the antimatter Universe. If yes, I would imagine the converse to be also true. Now that means that either matter converts to antimatter inside the process or we get a whole lot of antimatter direct from the other side.
You can just model this Universe as time-reversed to get an anti-Universe.
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Hi Dipayankar;
I guess there would be big explosions when anti-matter mixed with matter. Maybe they change their spin so a particle of matter before entering the anti-matter universe, changes it's spin to an anti-spin?
Best,
Pat
Remember the reversal of time orientation.
Anti-matter would "face" the other pole in time.
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The far ends of Time (assuming it isn't a loop, either way you could simply say the direction you were traversing the loop, but I digress), we face Timelike Infinity. Anti-matter would face the "Singularity".
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