Eskimo North

White holes are the opposite of black holes in the universe. Everything swallowed by black holes, comes out of white holes. There is a white hole at the center of each star and planet in our galaxy. Everything swallowed by our galaxy's central black hole. Comes back out through billions of white holes, that are inside all of the stars and planets in our Galaxy. Our galaxy's central black hole is not only swallowing stars and planets. It also has a feedback process. It is feeding the stars and planets.

White holes pop up in proper spots all around the galaxy. Some become stars others become planets.

The earth, sun and stars constantly grow, as matter and energy flows out of the white holes, that are within them. Our galaxy's central black hole feeds theme, thats why they are constantly increasing in mass from the inside.

Even the molecules of life are recycled this way.

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Black holes are galactic recycling spots.

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If we had white holes at the center of all stars and planets and matter that went into black holes comes out of white holes, then why do black holes grow? Why do they have gravity if all the matter that has fallen in has come out the other white hole side?

Our galaxy's central black hole doesn't feedback more than it swallows. Nesesery mass quantity to function as our galaxy's central black hole is maintained.

Victor

If mass were coming out in the Earth, Sun, other stars and planetary bodies, then as the mass increased, the orbital parameters would be changing. Given that we can measure movement on the Earth's surface down to the millimeter with advanced GPS techniques and sometimes even more finely than that with interferometry techniques, the added mass should be noticeable.

The movement of mass from the black hole to elsewhere in the universe should also cause changing gravitational signatures that ought to be detectable.