White Holes

White holes, the hypothetical time-reversed counterparts to black holes, represent intriguing indirect evidence for wormhole possibilities. According to general relativity, a white hole's explosive outward flow could theoretically connect to a black hole's inward pull via an Einstein-Rosen bridge (a type of wormhole). While no confirmed white hole observations exist, their mathematical consistency in relativity equations suggests wormhole structures could physically connect spacetime regions. Some physicists propose the Big Bang itself behaved like a white hole, and that quantum-scale white holes might explain mysterious cosmic ray sources. These theoretical constructs keep wormhole discussions scientifically grounded while pushing relativity's boundaries.