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Black holes and their mysteries

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Black Holes

Even so, little is known about the mysterious entities, but what scientists do know about black holes is that they are a point in space where gravity is so intense that nothing, not even light, can escape their immense pull.

Although nothing is currently certain about black holes, experts believe that once information is inside a black hole, it is lost forever, or so it was thought.

A theory

now suggests that anything in space consumed by a black hole could be spat out in the future.

So, when the matter finally comes to light, only a few moments will have passed since it happened

But thousands of years will pass for those on the outside.

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However, one problem with the theory is that there is no solid evidence of white holes but they would solve the singularity problem.

As is often the case with singularities where the laws of physics disintegrate

often a piece of the puzzle is missing.

The only other time in the universe when a singularity occurs

And the laws of physics are thrown out of the window is the Big Bang, which is inexplicable by current scientific methods

White Holes

That's where white holes come into the equation.

The physicists in the report claim that black holes can evolve into white holes, which are essentially the opposite of each other, with the latter expelling all the matter that was previously sucked in by the former.

And with time standing still, the subject could be in our future, but it is present. Carlo Rovelli, from the Center for Theoretical Physics at the University of Aix-Marseille and the University of Toulon in Marseille, wrote for the American Physical Society's Physics:

"The future of all black holes may be to become a real white hole, from which the matter that has fallen inside can bounce back.

"This is a convincing image because it removes the singularity at the center of a black hole and resolves the paradox of the apparent disappearance of energy and information in a black hole."

However, Rovelli said that there is more work to be done. He continued:

"We're only just beginning to understand the quantum physics of black holes, but in this still speculative field

The Ashtekar-Olmedo-Singh result gives us a welcome fixed point:

Loop gravity predicts that the inside of a black hole remains a white hole. "

However are extremely frightening and they deserve our respect

We're a long way from achieving anything against this monster of the universe

In fact, we're grateful that they're many light years apart