4 ms·
Only if the matter that comprised it had zero net angular momentum before hand. Angular momentum is conserved. It’s totally possible in theory for a black hol
by mr_toad 5y ago
Only if the matter that comprised it had zero net angular momentum before hand. Angular momentum is conserved. It’s totally possible in theory for a black hole to have zero angular momentum, but not so likely in practice.
- eyegor 5y agoOh of course, it's just a sum after all. Reminds me of forgetting the zero roots when solving differential equations.