White Hole in Universe: Is the Center Expanding?

[nil1996]

white hole in universe!

isn't the center of universe a white hole?( i think)As the center of universe is throwing matter radially(if it is a white hole) outwards at high speed,we are moving away from the centre.This is nothing but the term "expanding universe".
does this make sense?

thanks.

 

[phinds]

isn't the center of universe a white hole?( i think)As the center of universe is throwing matter radially(if it is a white hole) outwards at high speed,we are moving away from the centre.This is nothing but the term "expanding universe".
does this make sense?

thanks.

No, this makes NO sense at all.

1) White holes are a mathematical construct that are not really believed to exist in the real world
2) There IS no "center" to the universe

 

[ImaLooser]

isAs the center of universe is throwing matter radially(if it is a white hole) outwards at high speed,

we are moving away from the centre.

thanks.

It isn't.

We aren't.

 

[Haelfix]

No, this makes NO sense at all.

1) White holes are a mathematical construct that are not really believed to exist in the real world

Actually, this is not quite true. If you believe in Hawking radiation and holography (and most scientists who work in gravitation do) this statement is altered from the classical picture. It turns out that white holes and black holes become much harder to distinguish.

See the following famous paper by Hawking:

http://prd.aps.org/abstract/PRD/v13/i2/p191_1

 

[sardar]

I can provide some insight into the concept of a white hole in the universe and its potential connection to the expansion of the universe.

First, it is important to note that the concept of a white hole is still a theoretical one and has not been observed or proven to exist in our universe. A white hole is essentially the opposite of a black hole, where instead of matter being pulled in, it is being ejected outwards at high speeds. This idea is based on mathematical models and theoretical physics, but there is no direct evidence to support its existence.

Now, regarding the center of the universe, it is important to understand that there is no single defined center of the universe. The universe is constantly expanding, and every point in space can be considered the center from its own perspective. Therefore, it is not accurate to say that the center of the universe is a white hole, as there is no fixed point that can be identified as the center.

However, some theories suggest that the expansion of the universe could be caused by the energy and matter being ejected from a white hole. This is just one of many theories attempting to explain the expansion of the universe, and it is still a topic of ongoing research and debate in the scientific community.

In short, while the idea of a white hole in the universe is intriguing, it is still a theoretical concept and its connection to the expansion of the universe is not fully understood or proven. As scientists, we continue to explore and study these concepts in order to gain a better understanding of our universe.