white hole

white hole

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• na.【天】白洞
• 网络宇宙白洞；不适当的间隔；白之洞

英汉解释

na.

1. 【天】白洞

英英解释

n.	1. a hypothetical region in space from which stars, light, and other forms of energy emerge explosively

例句

We have never discovered a white hole, and given these properties we believe that they would be rather difficult to miss.

我们永远不会发现一个白洞，以及给予这些特性我们相信他们太困难不能获得。

It might even take you to a "white hole" in a negative universe, the exact meaning of which is unknown.

你甚至有可能被带到一个负宇宙（negativeuniverse）上的“白洞”（whitehole）。

Where a black hole might form from a collapsing star, a white hole would explode and leave a star in its place.

黑洞可能形成于一颗恒星的坍塌，而白洞则会爆炸使一颗新的恒星诞生。

A white hole is indeed the inverse of a black hole, but we don't expect to find one in real life.

白洞确实是和黑洞相反的，但很可能在现实中是不存在白洞的。

of the University of Oregon in Eugene wanted to calculate whether a white hole would emit radiation like a black hole.

俄勒冈大学尤金分校的斯蒂芬。许想要计算出白洞是否会像黑洞一样放出辐射。

This means that the most technical definition of white hole is simply a black hole running backwards in time.

这意谓着白洞最专门的定义只是一个黑洞在时间上向后运行。

Nd: YAG Laser for Treatment of High Myopic Retinal Detachment with Macular White Hole

手术复位联合激光光凝治疗高度近视黄斑白孔性视网膜脱离

The White Hole in Time

他在《时光白洞》