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Perpendicular to its spin axis (black holes have angular momentum, which is a vector).
by caf 7y ago
Perpendicular to its spin axis (black holes have angular momentum, which is a vector).
- mr_toad 7y agoDoes the ‘equator’ of a spinning black hole have any relationship or influence on the accretion disc? Or vice versa? Is the direction of spin of a black hole even knowable?
- caf 7y agoThe spinning black hole drags space around it, which certainly distorts the accretion disc.
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