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White holes / John Gribbin.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Gribbin, John, 1946-
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Cosmology.
White holes (Astronomy).
Physical Description:
1 online resource (254 p.)
Other Title:
White holes : cosmic gushers in the universe
Place of Publication:
London : Electric Book Co., c2001.
Language Note:
English
Contents:
Intro
Contents
INTRODUCTION:
Astronomical Tigers and Sheep
A New World Picture
PROLOGUE 1: Black Holes: A Figment of the Imagination?
The Dynamics of Gravity
How Stars Die
Time Perspectives
Evidence of Black Holes
The Potentials of Black Holes
PROLOGUE 2: Before the Black Hole
The Binary Embrace
Pulsars
At the Heart of Matter
1 THE BIG BANG AND THE EXPANDING UNIVERSE
What the Dark Sky Means
The Steady State Alternatives
From Our Point in Time
The Echo of Creation
Other Universal Perspectives
The Range of Models
2 PERCEPTIONS FROM INSIDE THE BALLOON
The Problem of Measurement
Red Shifts and Motion
Measuring Distance
The Quasar Problem
Quasars and the Family of Galaxies
Quasars and White Holes
3 GALACTIC GUSHERS
The Radiating Galaxies
A Challenge to Hubble
Galaxy Cores
Galactic Births
The Clustering Model
The Option of Anticollapse
4 OUR MILKY WAY GALAXY
Globular Clusters
The Big Flash Theory
Galactic Ejections
Spirals and Companions
Galactic Components
Star Formation
Star Death
5 WHY SHOULD A WHITE HOLE GUSH?
Two-component Theoriez
The White Hole and Universal Gushers
Black-Hole Explosions
Particle Creation and the Event Horizon
Black-Hole Masses-Large and Small
Tree Trunks and Trousers
6 THE EARTH AND THE UNIVERSE
Links of Influence
Does Gravity Weaken?
Static and Variable
Small and Large
7 SYMMETRY IN THE UNIVERSE: 1: A Two-sided Balloon?
Universal Cycles
The Matter of Antimatter
Our Counterpart Under the Skin
Swifter Than Light
8 SYMMETRY IN THE UNIVERSE: 2: A Repeating Bounce?
The Necessary Curvature
The Evolutionary Path
The Means of Rejuvenation
Avoiding the Cosmic Trap
EPILOGUE: Why Bother?
APPENDIX Is Our Sun a Normal Star?
GLOSSARY.
NOTES
Introduction
PROLOGUE 2
CHAPTER ONE
CHAPTER TWO
CHAPTER THREE
CHAPTER FOUR
CHAPTER FIVE
CHAPTER SIX
CHAPTER SEVEN
EPILOGUE
BIBLIOGRAPHY.
Notes:
Bibliographic Level Mode of Issuance: Monograph
ISBN:
1-4619-1195-8
OCLC:
70736966

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