I wish white holes existed

On Mar 4, 12:36*am, GreenXenon wrote:
Hi:

I wish white holes [opposite of black holes] existed. It would make
life more interesting. However, there is a problem. The existence of
white holes requires that:

1. Entropy of an isolated system which is not in equilibrium can
decrease over time and approach minimum value even at equilibrium.

AND

2. In a system, there is a process that occurs that can decrease the
total entropy of the universe.

AND

3. Heat can spontaneously flow from a material at lower temperature to
a material at higher temperature.

AND

4. It is possible to convert heat completely into work in a cyclic
process.

AND

5. All of the above can occur in macroscopic systems

Sadly all 5 are impossible.

Regards

White hole science Impossible, no, but it is 23rd Century science.
Such forces, gravitational, anti-gravitational can be created within
the three dimensional domain.

Steps in history opens with: 3D galaxy wheel energy science, where
dark
matter is found varying between three simple forces.
This leads to understanding of how mass hides in three dimensions
wrapped
back into two in galaxies.
Anti-gravity research is born in the opposite formulation of masses,
mass reduction fields.
Gravitational flux, time machines.

Lets wait for BLACK holes to be proven first !!!! lol All bunkum if you
ask me....