How do white holes form? Why are they called the "time-reversed" versions of a black hole? What's an "eternal" black hole? How come a white hole is only encountered if you remove the star from the space-time surrounding the black hole? Why is it that if you add any matter to the area that the white hole disappears? Any explanation greatly appreciated.
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