Tippy the Turtle

or better yet, how long until the I-Phone is availavble through other wireless carriers?

Obviously there would be a significant anhilation, but what impact would this have on the black hole? Additionally, I am fascinated by the concept of the "White Hole", for which there have been several questions here in recent days. Thus I am compelled to ask the converse of the question, what would happen if a large quantitly of antimatter was deployed to a white hole. And really isn't deploying it to a black hole also deploying it to a white hole since they are opposite side of the same theoretical coin?

Finally, to bring this entire discussion all the way around, would it be theoretically possible to create enough antimatter to replicate the effect of a black hole? Essentially density or anti-density at a magnitude consistent with a black hole?

Thus Drake's Equation, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drake%27s_equation , there are so many stars, some of those stars will have planets, some of those planets will be capable of supporting life, some that are capable of supporting life will actually grow life, some of those that create life will actually develop intelligent life, some of the intelligent life will have the desire and ability to communicate, and finally they exist at the same time that we exist.

Taking all of that for granted, What would the aliens actually look like. I'm not looking for little green men with two legs. I want you to think outside of the box. Think about the different conditions on different planets. Gravity, density, the components of the atmosphere and minerals on the planet all contribute to different characteristics.

Assume the starting point to be the same as Earth, single-celled organisms http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prokaryote

This is an imagination question.

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I find myself clicking on questions posed by people who have taken the time to put together a cute or cool avatar. Am I alone in this?