I've only just been reading about theoretic white holes and was wondering if the big bang was a white hole ejection?
Just wondering if there are any theories regarding any matter entering a black hole being sent to the time of the big bang?
I was looking into white hole theories and kinda wondered if the big bang was this Universes only white hole. Especially with the theoretical wormhole between black holes and white holes.
I mean if crossing the singularity takes you out of the normal flow of time isn't the only place you can reenter it at the beginning?
Times like these I wish I had the head for maths needed for this kinda thing. But if anyone could point me at any papers on the matter I would appreciate it.
Though your question is a fair one, it is asking how we get to the BBT. Keep in mind that the BBT itself is a scientific theory that only extends where physics can address it, which excludes events at t=0. It's like asking how Newton's equations handle time dilation - they don't because Newtonian physics fails when travel is close to the speed of light. Of course, we do have Einstein physics that does address time dilation, but there is no sound physics (metaphysics perhaps) that addresses what preceded BBT.I've only just been reading about theoretic white holes and was wondering if the big bang was a white hole ejection?
Doesn't the BBT say that there was nothing before BBT?Though your question is a fair one, it is asking how we get to the BBT. Keep in mind that the BBT itself is a scientific theory that only extends where physics can address it, which excludes events at t=0. It's like asking how Newton's equations handle time dilation - they don't because Newtonian physics fails when travel is close to the speed of light. Of course, we do have Einstein physics that does address time dilation, but there is no sound physics (metaphysics perhaps) that addresses what preceded BBT.
No.Doesn't the BBT say that there was nothing before BBT?
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In general relativity, a white hole is a hypothetical region of spacetime and singularity that cannot be entered from the outside, although energy-matter, ...
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White holes are hypothetical. It does not get you far wondering whether something else not completely understood ("infinite") is connected.
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