VirgoA M87 Heat Transfer

The research continued from the white hole observation experiment with data analysis. The math- ematical method derived before the observation is supplemented with the heat transfer method. The research took an empirical boundary approach on heat flux for the heat transfer between a black hole and white hole, without considering the Big Bang theory. The heat transfer in the system material boundary is seen as a gravitational indicator from asymptotic decay. Albeit the numerical results are instrumentation specific, the conceptualization of the method can be applied to other data imaging apparatus. However, this method is material dependent, and the estimation of the imaginary time di- mension depends on the chemical components of incident light and detection plate. It puts the cosmic microwave background to the account of instrumentation noise, and conceptualized cosmic background radiation for asymptotic safety. The convergence and divergence can be further corrected by different bias factors.