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Many supermassive Black Holes emit relativistic jets. Would a White Hole be expected to have similar in-falling jets?
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Hey, astronomer here:
I don't really think this would happen, primarily for two reasons:

1.- Jets observed from black holes are not "emissions" from the blackhole itself , blackholes' only known emission method is Hawking's radiation. Jet streams are result of  gravitational interaction with the dust surrounding them with lots of relativistic velocities and angular momentum equations, that end sending up matter in the rotation axes of the bh. Having said that, you can think of jets as gravitational pull consequences.

2.- If white holes would be like the exact opposite of black holes, this meaning "massive sources of matter emission in every direction" i don't see any reason why this type of emission would generate a pulling force on the rotation axes of the object.