How are black holes and white holes related?

Answer 1

A black hole consists of three main parts: The Accretion disk, (outer edge made up of hot gasses/rock etc). The event horizon (the part that looks as though it it a huge black hole, this is because the parts moving into it are moving faster than the speed of light so you cannot see the past this point). The Singularity, (this is where the fabric of time and space is pushed to near breaking point, it is Theorized that this is the point of infinite Density, pressure and temperature).

When you enter a black hole you will be ripped apart into individual atoms after have becoming a "noodle" after that when you reach the Singularity no one relay knows.

**Now the main difference between black holes and Worm holes is , you are not torn apart accept you will travel through the worm hole and to another part of space, this could be hundreds upon hundreds of light years away or a few miles it would depend on the worm hole. **

Remember Wormholes have not been proven to exist(yet) they are still Science Fiction...

*This is a very complicated subject and i recommend you study it further if you are interested as this information is not even a scratch of what people know.*

Answer 2

A black hole is the name givenfor the observable phenomenon of a gravitational distortion ina region of SpaceTime. Thehypothesisupon which this gravitational distortion is explained, is thatthis region ofSpaceTimeprevents anything, including light, from escaping its gravitational attraction. A white hole, which has never been observed in an form,is the name given to the hypothetical complement of the black hole. The hypothesis upon whicha theoretical white holeis explained, is thata white holepresents aregion of SpaceTimethat preventsanything, including light, from entering its anti-gravitational repulsion.

The relationship between these two conditions was to provide a hypothetical basis for the conjectured existence of a wormhole. The concept for associating wormholes with black holes arose from an alternative theory in 1922 which suggested that black holes would not stabilize as a singularity. Rather this alternative theory suggested that a black hole could allow for torsion to form an Eisen-Rosen Bridge through to a white hole on the other side. Stephen Hawking later popularize this concept by suggestion that time travel would be possible through a wormhole. Still this is all only theory. There has never been any real evidence to consider the existence of wormholes as anything but theory, and it remains only as a mathematical probability.

As a side note, other studies suggest that wormholes cannot be real because the very existence relies on the pairing of black holes or the pairing of a black hole and a white hole. And since there is no escape from a black hole (save the lost energy of matter being radiated), the paring black holes is an inept conception of travel. Similarly disputed is the co-existence of a black hole and a white hole; i.e. since there considered a set amount of energy and matter within the universe by virtue of the Big Bang, then there can be no loss or gain of energy or matter within an already created universe. Simply stated, the co-existence of a black hole and a white hole pairing imposes a SpaceTime paradox.

Answer 3

It is unknown whether white holes exist at all.

Answer 4

Yes,they're related.