Cruisin' a Schwarzschild Wormhole by TheGroovyDude

Other Apps • Abstract • posted on Dec 13, 2005

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A white hole is a black hole running backwards in time.......... Just as black holes swallow things irretrievably, white holes spit them out...... White holes cannot exist, since they violate the second law of thermodynamics...... Schwarzschild wormholes exist as exact solutions of Einstein's equations....... The question is, do they exist in the reality of our universe???????? As the complete Schwarzschild geometry includes a white hole, which violates the second law of thermodynamics, I thought it would be interesting to depict a cruise past a Schwarzschild wormhole, even though it would be unstable and fly apart...... Hope you like........ Positive and Negative critique welcome....... I use Open Source Software to create and produce my artwork..... This is because it is mostly FREE software..... For a full list of my current software take a look at my BIO on my HOMEPAGE..... I do use Adobe ImageReady for the final JPEGing..... I haven't found anything else that makes a low quality JPEG look quite so good..... I don't have a WACOM so for freehand I use my iPAQ to create 320x240.....

Comments (5)

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Svarg

3:28PM | Tue, 13 December 2005

A black hole in the midst of anti-time . . . interesting concept. Nice image. Well done.

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vis151

1:02PM | Wed, 14 December 2005

Cool! Looks like you are looking up.

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ChristineG

5:11AM | Thu, 15 December 2005

OUTSTANDING!! V Z :)

Quasidodo

11:43AM | Sun, 18 December 2005

Excellent concept. I love the red things. excelent

Lwyland

8:21AM | Tue, 20 December 2005

Perhaps a white hole is the end of a black hole. Laws are meant to be broken anyway, right? I actually have never heard of a white hole and I love space. I'll have to look into it! Thanks.