Science Fact or Fiction - Charmain Ingleton

The question is “What’s a white hole?” A white hole is a hypothetical region of space-time which is the reverse of a black hole. With a white hole; light and matter escape from it, but nothing can be entered from the outside. A black hole is the opposite; it can be entered from the outside, but no matter or light can escape. So, isn’t it possible that where there’s one, another must be close by? If a white hole is the reverse of a black hole, then isn’t it logical to believe that they’re attached to each other? One could be in a different part of the galaxy to the other but joined in some way… If a spacecraft or drone got pulled into a black hole, could it exit through a white hole? I don’t know, but it could explain how aliens travel throughout the universe? But hey, I’m no scientist. So, what’s a white hole? What do you think?   Author: Charmain Ingleton www.thewalkways.co.uk

The question is, “Why are they making unstoppable robots?” With so many dangers to worry about on our planet, we now need to add a new one to the list; “Unstoppable Robots!” Now I know some robots are useful in the home and we’re used to seeing drones flying about the sky. But now researchers have developed a robot that can adapt to being damaged and still continue their task. Currently, it may not be huge or scary looking, but as the technology develops it wouldn’t surprise me if the robots of the future looked like cyborgs. You know, similar to the one in the Terminator movies. What’s worse, is that if somebody unstable ended up controlling these robots who knows what could happen. The end of mankind could be a lot sooner than we think! With robots developing their learning skills and abilities through man-made algorithms or programming, eventually they’ll become the more superior species and especially as humans don’t have the ability to contain the quantity of knowled...

The question is, “Are mealworm products really for human consumption?” On the 6 th May 2021 on Euronews; one story reported that captured my interest was of mealworms (the yellow mealworm) being approved by the EU for human consumption, with other insect products to be added to the list. Are we being fooled into thinking it’s for HUMAN CONSUMPTION, when really, it’s for the alien population that live amongst us! Apparently, mealworms are a beetle larva that is high in protein and is a great food to feed a pet lizard. However, feed a bearded dragon too much mealworms and it can cause obesity… So, could humans become obese if mealworms are introduced into our food chain, especially when eaten regularly from a fast-food shop, or in a favourite snack or breakfast cereal? We’ve heard that aliens live on the planet, so isn’t possible that they want to introduce their delicacies into our food chain to make it more accessible to them? Maybe reptilians can’t stomach human food! ...

The question, “Is Teleportation Possible?” In May 2014, it was claimed that scientists had transported atoms three metres and that it was possible to teleport a human. It’s all about atoms and as we too are made up of 99 percent of atoms, then maybe these can be broken down so that we could also transport from one place to another. It was also reported in 2017, that Chinese researchers had successfully teleported a photon from the ground to a satellite. Which makes it the first object teleported from this planet to space. Just think, if scientists progress with teleportation and its truly successful. Then taking the tube or bus would be a thing of the past. You wouldn’t even have to rush out of bed in the morning, just a quick shower and jolt in the teleporter! Great stuff… However, there is a downside; our world would become really small to us especially as our ability to transport anywhere and at any time became the norm. Once we’d travelled everywhere, then the majority ...