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n. (white hole English)
Usage examples of "white holes".
The quasars that we see today from four billion years in the past must be nothing less than the white holes that today's black holes are feeding through tau space!
But here, over the desert and the reeking marshes the deep blue sky of evening opened once more, and a few pallid stars appeared, like small white holes in the canopy above the crescent moon.
Nevertheless he doubted that science averred the existence of white holes.
He looked at their faces and saw only pasty-pale blank circles, ciphers, big white holes in the universe.
The bright lamplight glinting off his spectacles gave the impression he had no eyes, only huge white holes on either side of his bulbous nose.
His speculations turned to the possible existence of white holes, knife wounds into other universes.