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I have been reading all of the previous threads on this topic, but they are all locked or in some strange stasis state, so I made a new one to get the final answer:
Does a white hole have a possibility of existence in our universe, through any means, be it wormhole or alternate universe(s) or through an as yet undiscovered theory of combined quantum gravity/unified theory?
(sorry, run on, got a little carried away there)
also, for the quantum gravity/unified theory, don't worry if you don't have the theory offhand...
And if it definitely can't exist, please give a reason, i.e. second law of thermodynamics, etc.
Does a white hole have a possibility of existence in our universe, through any means, be it wormhole or alternate universe(s) or through an as yet undiscovered theory of combined quantum gravity/unified theory?
(sorry, run on, got a little carried away there)
also, for the quantum gravity/unified theory, don't worry if you don't have the theory offhand...
And if it definitely can't exist, please give a reason, i.e. second law of thermodynamics, etc.