The Source of Antimatter

This is something that I have theorized on my own.

I believe that there is another 'parrallel' universe out there made up of Antimatter, Antispace and Antitime (or Darkmatter, Darkspace and Darktime if you prefer) and Black Holes are the connecting link between the two and is how they are Entangled together - see my post on Untanglement.

Thus, a Black Hole in our Universe is an Egg Shaped White Dwarf AntiStar in the parrallel Universe and vice versa - i.e. that is to say that when a star collapses into a Black Hole, both poles collapse and they meet in the middle where the 'core' of the Star would be and this meeting of an immovable object meeting an irresistable force generates enough energy to breach into the other universe similarly, one would suppose to a theorized wormhole and the energy spent in the swirling black hole on this side actually serves to hold together the star on the other side.

The reader will recall a couple of weeks ago that they saw that there was some energy that escaped from a black hole and they had pictures of it - see second article below.

Source of Mysterious Antimatter Found

Charles Q. Choi Special to SPACE.com

Fri Jan 11, 11:02 AM ET

Antimatter, which annihilates matter upon contact, seems to be rare in the universe. Still, for decades, scientists had clues that a vast cloud of antimatter lurked in space, but they did not know where it came from.

The mysterious source of this antimatter has now been discovered - stars getting ripped apart by neutron stars and black holes.

While antimatter propulsion systems are so far the stuff of science fiction, antimatter is very real.

Black Hole's "Jet Power" Revealed

January 10, 2008

A new ultradeep image of the nearby galaxy Centaurus A offers the best view yet of the effects of an active supermassive black hole, astronomers announced yesterday.

The image, taken by the space-based Chandra X-Ray Observatory, reveals a powerful jet of high-energy particles that extends for 13,000 light-years. A weaker counterjet points in the opposite direction.

Astronomers think the jet is created by energy escaping as matter falls into a supermassive black hole at the center of the galaxy, a system known as an active galactic nucleus.

Such jets likely deliver energy to the rest of the galaxy, fueling star formation.

http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2008/01/080110-blackhole-picture.html