Who do I contact if I have theories on Black Holes?

Question

I have some theories regarding Black Holes and White Holes and how they work, but I don't know who to contact. Does anybody know?

a white hole is something that shoots out matter, supposedly on the other side of a Black Hole. I've got other ideas, though.

By the way, I don't have any proof yet, just theories that need proof. And I don't understand Calculus an rocket science or whatever yet.

Answer 1

How about NASA?

Answer 2

Well I am pretty sure that people already have ideas of how they work but you could prob try the NASA website. But you can't just say you have a theorie no one will take you seriously and if you think that you can maybe in the future then study it maybe you will find a new way to explain it and prove them wrong or something.

Answer 3

You need to speak with an astrophysicist at your main state university, Or you could call NASA. Or write up your theories and submit with proofs to the magazine Scientific America. Good Luck

Answer 4

How about talking to Steven Hawking or Albert Einstein they are like the big guroos of space and black holes ( yes, I know Albert Einstein is dead. I was just joking.)

Answer 5

Try your local physics department at a college and make sure you have all the tensor equations in Reimann geometries to support your claims.

Answer 6

Look at the source. If you do not understand what it is talking about then it is unlikely any theory you have is correct.

Answer 7

Publish a paper or talk to a physicist at your nearest university.

Answer 8

Try going to the official website of NASA (http://www.nasa.gov) and you may find something there.