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Black holes keep 'burping up' stars they destroyed years earlier, and astronomers don't know why
(www.livescience.com)
this post was submitted on 05 Sep 2023
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Everything is cyclical, Every action has an equal opposite reaction. Birth/Creation - Life/Consumption - Death/Collapse.
Given what we know of black holes the most recent attribute to be learnt is that whatever is consumed by a black hole the information/data remains on the surface of the black hole. So does that mean when it burps out a star is it the reverse of the initial consumption of that star with the exact same information/data it initially had.
Now apply the same logic to a theoretical white hole and we begin to see more potential for a theoretical worrm hole
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I'm a black hole, Morty! I'm black hole rick!
You’re being upvoted because your username combined with your comment genuinely contributes more to the conversation than the post to which you replied.
The post I replied to reminded me of the brain dead rick & morty fans who think they’re smarter then everyone else.
Gee, Rick, I-I think they prefer to be called African-American holes now, y'know?
Shut up Wesley!