Anti-Universe Theory

[Ricochet J]

I'm no Physicist but I’m bored, so I’ve thought of a theory.

You have black holes sucking in huge amounts of matter. That should mean there should be a "white hole" on the other side spewing out large amounts of matter. Now, if that's the case then it could be theoretically possible for the other side of the black hole to exist another alternate universe with anti atoms. That is anti neutrino's, anti protons, anti electrons etc which are the foundations of their matter. This means if our matter was to come into direct contact with their matter it would release mass amounts of energy and destroy both universes, thus the end of existence.

Am I right?

 

[Ben M]

I'm no Physicist but I’m bored, so I’ve thought of a theory.

You have black holes sucking in huge amounts of matter. That should mean there should be a "white hole" on the other side spewing out large amounts of matter.

Umm you can tell that you aren't a physicist.

Without going into depth, black holes are infinately dense matter, matter doesn't just dissapear.

And there are also anti electrons in this universe, they're called positrons -.-

 

[Sinque]

But if it's a 'hole' into another universe, surely things could come back through?

 

[Tefal]

I'm no Physicist but I’m bored, so I’ve thought of a theory.

You have black holes sucking in huge amounts of matter. That should mean there should be a "white hole" on the other side spewing out large amounts of matter.

no a black hole is "theoretically" a collapsed star all matter "sucked" in is mearly added to the singularity, like stuff flying into the sun.

 

[Hen_Dawg]

I'm no Physicist but I’m bored, so I’ve thought of a theory.

Don't give up your day job

 

[Ricochet J]

Don't give up your day job

I sell shoes

 

[Ben M]

I sell shoes

Anti shoes?

 

[badbob]

What happens if a black hole moves into a worm hole?

 

[shredgod]

I dont think u can move a black hole. Moving something that is infinately dense doesnt sound like fun

 

[Kreeeee]

But if it's a 'hole' into another universe, surely things could come back through?

Not if we shove enough crap fast enough through the hole it won't

 

[daz]

Black holes aren't infinitely dense, they're just very very very very very dense.

 

[Ben M]

Black holes aren't infinitely dense, they're just very very very very very dense.

Huge amounts of matter compressed into something untangibly small is pretty close to infinate density.

 

[Dreadi]

no a black hole is "theoretically" a collapsed star all matter "sucked" in is mearly added to the singularity, like stuff flying into the sun.

I thought they occurred when you divide by zero?

 

[Jamie]

Well the white hole theory isn't really so far wrong..

http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/space/deepspace/blackholes/index.shtml

 

[Tefal]

I dont think u can move a black hole. Moving something that is infinately dense doesnt sound like fun

they do move they move all the time.

 

[AGD]

Huge amounts of matter compressed into something untangibly small is pretty close to infinate density.

I think you need to learn more about infinity - you can't be close to it!

And in reply to the original question, no, just no.

 

[Inquisitor]

lol

Generally, you need to have quite an extensive education in physics to be able to make reasonable predictions in this domain. If this was feasible it probably would've been thought of by one of the hundreds of thousands of professional physicists since the beginning of the century

 

[Fusion]

I'm no Physicist but I’m bored, so I’ve thought of a theory.

You have black holes sucking in huge amounts of matter. That should mean there should be a "white hole" on the other side spewing out large amounts of matter. Now, if that's the case then it could be theoretically possible for the other side of the black hole to exist another alternate universe with anti atoms. That is anti neutrino's, anti protons, anti electrons etc which are the foundations of their matter. This means if our matter was to come into direct contact with their matter it would release mass amounts of energy and destroy both universes, thus the end of existence.

Am I right?

Your theory is not so outladish. However, it's fairly meaningless for us to talking about other universes when we do not fully understand our own- particularly when it comes to the centres of black holes.

 

[JBod]

What happens if you fire a bullet into a blackhole ?

 

[Vonhelmet]

What happens if a black hole moves into a worm hole?

Depends... is the black hole on a treadmill?