Space Forum / Astronomy / May 2006

Status: Journey through the white hole.

Drakula ends up traveling through the white hole.

Is there a white hole in the center of our galaxy, in a place
where scientists currently believe to have a super-massive black hole?
The question remains unanswered. The fact that a spiral galaxy swirls
with arms similar to hurricane arms suggest the posiblity of a simple
eye generated gravitationally, meaning the swirling characteristics
refuses matter to collapse into a central solar object. What is
analyzed,
is the speed of light, that winds are restricted in a hurricane to a
few hundred kilometers per hour, and the speed of light seems to be
a restriction for cases where energy is stronger and energy
resisting (and thus atmospheric) forces are at play due to thresholds.
Like electricity, volume does not seem to speed up the velocity of
matter,
but the energies distribute over large distances due to velocity
thresholds.
The width of the river grows with energy and not the speed, and
such forces oppose the formation of black holes.

In eliptic galaxies recently astronomers found highly turbulant and
explosive activities, suggesting the likelyhood of finding black holes
there. Until just recently, it was thought that eliptic galaxies are
quiet.
My point is, that in regions where mass accumulates to otherwise form
a black hole based on current theories, instead a turbulant (cloud
stormlike)
conditions develop in space. Matter breaks down into dust and gasses,
and act as real atmospheric storms would, and not form a collapsed
star. These forces arise from a) speed threshold and thus
anti-gravitational
forces arise where the river of matter widens when moving together in
a wide current. b) if not forming a river-flow, matter becomes
turbulant and
explosive. The categories move from small clouds to hurricanes, and
to storms larger than hurricanes. c) matter near event horizon is
accelerated to such degrees in such strong gravitational fields that
explosive conditions develop.

So the question remains: Just because there is no black hole as
priorly thought could there be a white hole there because: a)
no matter can enter the eye, not even light due to the mass flow
of gravitational matter and energies generating the rotation around
the wall of the eye, and if so, only near the wall of the eye can light
escape gravitationally. If there is a white hole, it would be separated
by a black hole's gravitational event horizon, but a place which A)
forbids matter to enter. B) keeps matter out, thus not letting light in
only along two North and south poles with immense laser-like energies.
b) there are scientific evidences which prove the likely eye-like
shape in the galaxy nucleus, from the measurement of the shape
of the magnetic fields of jets in quasars, to the recent finding that
no X-Rays were emitted from a quasar's active nucleus. Current black
hole theories suggest that massive amount of X-Rays should be
emitted from the center of highly active spiral galactic nuclei, where
calculations correspond with the likelyhood of black holes there.

It would mean, that the crew with Drakula would need to cross and
face head on the central torus, and in that location they should not
see light arriving from the nucleus, and have a nice calm journey
through the center of the galaxy, a place shielded from light and
X-Rays. Even if the galaxy becomes active, the center should
be as peaceful as a hurricane eye.

Scientists currently hold that in the center of the Milky Way
there is a super-massive black hole. This journey is based on
the idea that there may be a peaceful white hole there, suitable
for travel one day by humans (and vampires).