Teeming and plument



Yesterday, I read the wiki for the creation of the world.That picture implies what I mean by "the creation of the world in ancient Egypt." It is very much like the artistic conception of a poem like the mountain and the moon. Looking at the picture, I imagine the scene of love after falling into the black hole and sea. Although they are essentially eggs and sperm, you can imagine the vivid feeling of love embedded in the picture. At the same time, in the book I saw lushan waterfall straight, which means vertical, relative to the horizon. So, today I saw an article about black holes and white holes, and there are two words in it: pour and vertical fall. It's the exact opposite of "three thousand feet in the air" and the image of the painting.

Yesterday, I read the world creation in the wiki, and the photo hints at the meaning of the “created world of ancient Egypt” that I understand. It is very similar to the artistic conception of the poems of the mountains and the moon. Looking at the photos, I imagine the love scenes after falling into the Black Hole Sea. Although they are essentially only eggs and sperm, but through your imagination, the picture is embedded with the feeling of human life. At the same time, in the book I saw the straightness of the Lushan Waterfall, meaning vertical, relative to the horizon. So today I saw an article about black holes and white holes, which have the words of pouring and falling vertically. It completely corresponds to the "three thousand feet flying down" and the imagination of the painting.

text: yesterday,i read the creation in the wiki,that picture imply the connotation of "the creation of the world "in the antient Egypt. it is most like likely the poem of sorts of the moon of the mountain. i imagin the love scene of the falling into the black hole sea,though it is just essentially the egg and sperm,but the picture embeded it human-like vivily love feeling through you imagining it.  meanwhile,in a book i saw the 直 of the lushan falling that is 垂直⊥meaning relative to the horizon. so,today i am seeing the article now about black hole and white hole ,having the word of teeming and plummet.

昨天,我读了wiki中的世界创造,那张照片暗示了我所理解的“古代埃及的创造世界"的内涵。它很像山有月那类诗的意境。看着照片，我想象坠入黑洞海后的爱情场景，虽然它们本质上只是卵子和精子，但通过你的想象，画面中嵌入了人类般鲜活的爱的感觉。 与此同时,在书中我看到了庐山瀑布的直，意思是垂直，相对于地平线。 所以，今天我看到了一篇关于黑洞和白洞的文章，里面有倾泻与垂直落下这两个词。完全对应"飞流直下三千尺"和对那副画的想像。

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If you think black holes are strange, white holes will blow your mind

White holes are black ones in reverse, spewing out matter– and they could give us our first glimpse of the quantum source of space-time.

如果你认为黑洞很奇怪，白洞会让你大吃一惊

物理学家Carlo Rovelli表示，白洞是反向的黑洞，喷出物质 - 它们可以让我们第一次看到时空的量子来源。

If we can spot a black hole turning white, it would be our first glimpse of quantum gravity in actiction

By Carlo Rovelli

NEVER trust the textbooks, even the ones written by great scientists. In his celebrated 1972 tome Gravitation and Cosmology, Nobel prizewinning physicist Steven Weinberg called the existence of black holes “very hypothetical”, writing that “there is no [black hole] in the gravitational field of any known object of the universe”. He was dead wrong. Radio astronomers had already been detecting signals from matter falling into black holes for decades without realising. Today we have lots of evidence that the sky is teeming with them.

The story may now be repeating itself with white holes, which are essentially black holes in reverse. In another renowned textbook, the world-leading relativity theorist Bob Wald wrote that “there is no reason to believe that any region of the universe corresponds to” a white hole – and this is still the dominant opinion today. But several research groups around the world, including my group in Marseille, have recently begun to investigate the possibility that quantum mechanics could open a channel for these white holes to form. The sky might be teeming with white holes, too.

The reason to suspect white holes exist is that they could solve an open mystery: what goes on at the centre of a black hole. We see great amounts of matter spiralling around black holes and then falling in. All this falling matter crosses the surface of the hole, the “horizon” or point of no return, plummets towards the centre, and then? Nobody knows.

Einstein’s …