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One of Albert einstein's greatest accomplishments was proving through mathematical equations that black holes exist, what is astonishing is that he also proved that white holes exist.“Matter can not be created nor destroyed, it can only change forms” stated Albert Einstein and Steven Hawking, so how can we explain the whole basis of black holes? A black hole is believed to pull everything around it in but what happens to all that matter? Since matter can not be destroyed it would only be logical to assume that the matter is held there, almost like locking some things in a room and losing the key, of course the stuff you put in the room will not be the same shape even in the same state as when u first  locked it in there. This is fine if the matter is held there for all eternity because nothing is being destroyed, however Steven Hawking created the idea known as “hawking radiation”. Where black holes are proven to radiate energy, he also formed an equation to show black holes eventually evaporate over time, but when this occurs what will happen to all that matter that is trapped inside. Since that matter can not be destroyed this is where a white hole is formed. Essentially being the parallel to a black hole, instead of sucking matter up a white hole spews out everything the black hole as acquired over its existence. It takes approximately 10^67 years for a black hole to evaporate so for proving this theory with an actual sighting it would millions of generations to witness the collapse. Although in 2006 a gamma ray was recorded and lasted for the duration of one-hundred and twenty seconds but there was no known supernovae around the burst, the only known reason why it could have appeared. This ray perfectly aligned with what a white hole is. A brief period where matter is spewed out back into space in another state.This very well could be the thing to prove all of this once and for all. If all this is true it's to say that the big bang very well could be explained as the death of a supermassive black hole creating a supermassive white hole spilling out all the the matter it has collected from a whole other universe creating the universe we know today. With all this to consider that would also mean we are currently living in a massive black in a much larger parent universe disproving the motion that once you enter a black hole you are lost for ever, which would also explain why the universe is always expanding. In other words we cannot rule out this theory completely. Imagine all the questions white holes will eventually answer astronomically.

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it takes 10^67 years for a black hole the size of th sun to collapse. that number pronounced  out load is novemsexagintillion
100000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
the average persons live span is 85 years.

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E=mc^2