Is there such a thing as a black hole without angular momentum?

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Anonymous Mon Aug 8 13:13:19 2016 No.8257506 [Reply] [Original]

Is there such a thing as a black hole without angular momentum?

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 8 13:23:13 2016 No.8257528 You mean something that just sucks in without spinning stuff ? Then no.

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 8 15:28:17 2016 No.8257836 >>8257528 Well, maybe OPs mom.

>>	Anonymous Mon Aug 8 15:41:10 2016 No.8257868 everything spins LIGO literally confirmed this with gravitational waves

Anonymous Mon Aug 8 20:57:42 2016 No.8258430

Schwarzchild and Reisner Nordstrom black holes have zero angular momentum you uneducated cucks. Kerr and Kerr-Newman black holes have angular momentum. So, to answer your question OP, theoretically, yes. Realistically? No. Schwarzchild and Reisner-Nordstrom black holes are like frictionless inclines.

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