I know it is merely hypothetical, but I am rather curious about what would it look like if it was real.

For instance: a Black hole: that would have a 100% black sphere, called the event horizon caused by the light that gets pulled and never comes back, the ergosphere pushing and spinning space-time, a distortion ring caused by the distorion of the routes of passing by photons, also an accretion disk of debris, dust and hot clouds that orbit it, which would also be possible to see the back of, since it visually distorts around the black hole and also some blue shift on one side and red shift on the other, with one side brighter than the other, due to the doppler effect. Also two relativistic jets of ionized matter perpendicular to the accretion disk. Something like this:

[![enter image description here](https://i.stack.imgur.com/F2K4g.png)](https://i.stack.imgur.com/F2K4g.png)
Image from: <https://www.newscientist.com/article/dn26966-interstellars-true-black-hole-too-confusing/>

But since a White Hole is the opposite of a Black Hole, for a White hole I would also expect an ergosphere (Even though a rather different and opposite looking one); instead of a black event horizon, a Hellishly Bright Sphere of light, but since nothing, nor even light, ever entered it, we would be assuming that the White hole would be creating photons out of nothing, which is absurd, so perhaps maybe not. But this is my speculation only, does anyone know a rather more based possibility?

Would there be an event horizon at all? 
What would it look like? 
Would there be relativistic jets?
Could anything orbit it?
Would It be tottally different?