White Hole Theory: Evidence in Our Universe

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Recent data in qm suggest black holes could decompress into a white hole on either our universe or another as such is there any evidence of white holes in our universeSent from my iPhone using

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Hi jppmd, and welcome to PF!

jppmd said:
Recent data in qm suggest black holes could decompress into a white hole on either our universe or another as such

Can you give a specific reference? There are lots of speculations about these kinds of things but many (if not most) of them are not very well grounded.

jppmd said:
is there any evidence of white holes in our universe

Not that I'm aware of.
 
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