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white hole

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white hole
n.
A hypothetical hole in outer space from which energy, stars, and other celestial matter emerge or explode.
[white + (black) hole.]
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Thus, it produced not a black hole event horizon, but its opposite, called a white hole.
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Gordon knocks the rest for six; SEA ANGLING by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
Willy Foster took seven for 13-10-0 from the White Holes, Mal Cooper five for 13-0-8 at Dulce Carrs.
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