If the theoretical rotational speed of a black hole is limited to slightly below the speed of light,then how is the conservation of momentum conserved for very large black holes?
What happens to the rotational energy when the max speed is reached and other rotating masses are sucked into the event horizon?
The only way I can imagine this is for the black hole diameter to become infinitely smaller,instead of physically larger, to the point that here is actually nothing at the bottom except pure energy so intense that it warps spacetime.Matter and energy are simply different forms of the same thing,are they not?
Could this be a possible source of dark energy?
Physicists have recently created a "Black Hole" in a bathtub,using a green flourescent or phosporescent dye,and filmed the action of the waves around the pseudo- black hole.They found that the actions closely conform to theoretical models of black holes and wave behavior.
As a kid,I observed the sinkhole formed as the water went down the drain,and at a certain point,it began to suck air down as well.Could black holes also suck down "space" from whatever is outside of our visible universe.Could the black hole create a hole in space time through which "External Space" is added to our own?
Could this be the cause of the expanding universe?
I have heard that it is preposterous to even think about anything outside of our universe,because ours is the only one that exists.
I do not agree with that idea.
My knowledge of such matters is very limited,and enlightenment from the community is welcome.
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