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Typhon & Whorl

Jeff Wilson · 22 Dec 2007, 04:45 · from 2007-December.txt.gz

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From: jwilson at io.com (Jeff Wilson)
Date: Fri, 21 Dec 2007 22:45:09 -0600
Subject: (urth) Typhon & Whorl
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Pedro Pereira wrote:
> As for the white hole/black hole thing, do you care to explain? I think 
> things would be quite more complicated, based on black hole mass, white 
> hole energy output and quite a lot of other highly technical 
> intereaction details. It does not seem plausible to me that its just a 
> mater of adding a white hole to a black hole in the center of the sun 
> and voila, everything is back to normal. I'm just curious here.

The black hole-white hole model has been deprecated for a few decades 
now, so this is mainly a humorous answer, but current standard model 
wormholes would involve negative mass causing negative spacetime 
curvature, and there are several scenarios where the ends of a wormhole 
into the heart of the sun can be brought together and then leave the sun 
to return to equilibrium without destroying the earth; in fact, the 
sun's lifetime is usually extended slightly.


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