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Originally posted by John Paul:
Mark:
How does a white hole have an event horizon?
John Paul:
How Long is a chinaman. (sorry couldn't resist)
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Originally posted by John Paul:
My understanding is that anything with enough mass would have an EH. If all the mass of the universe were in one location I would think that would qualify. As the matter exits the white hole its EH shrinks until it is gone.
Yup, anything with enough mass would, but you aren’t talking mass, but anti-mass, anti-gravity. How does 2 light years diameter of water equal anti mass/gravity?
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Originally posted by John Paul:
Mark:
Is anti-gravity supported in science?
John Paul:
Is anti-gravity part of the big-bang? My understanding is the same gravitatioal forces were at work in this scenario as in the big-bang.
Your understanding is wrong, gravitons are not
predicted to exist as in big bang, until
after expansion, when the universe had cooled enough to allow their existence. Even so, please point me to anti-gravity scientific papers.
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Originally posted by John Paul:
Mark:
What prediction, exactly, produces a white hole?
John Paul:
1st this white hole is very different than any other theoretical white holes. White holes have been theorized to be at the other end of the worm hole created by a black hole. Matter enters the black hole, travels through the worm hole and exits the white hole. But that is NOT what Humphreys is theorizing.
So,.. What is he theorising? AND, to answer my question, what prediction, exactly, produces a white hole?
Does this scientific theory require God, or not?
Mark
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