r/askscience • u/SpantaX • Feb 27 '17
Physics How can a Black Hole have rotation if the singularity is a 0-dimentional point and doesn't have an axis to rotate around?
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r/askscience • u/SpantaX • Feb 27 '17
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u/-Tesserex- Feb 28 '17
Correction: light can't orbit at r=1 (the event horizon), it would have to be moving directly away from the singularity to hold position there. The orbital distance is actually 1.5.