Black holes attract dust and gas into a whirling wormhole. It may be possible that black holes spit out their contents in white holes.
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Black holes attract dust and gas into a whirling wormhole. It may be possible that black holes spit out their contents in white holes.
Added: Dec 9, 2008
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Runtime: 01:21
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