Rotating black holes?

Question

If rotating black holes slow down and/or start to decay will the outside universe rip them apart to create a mini big bang.?

Answer 1

It is not clear how the "outside universe" pulls off this trick. Some scientists have postulated that black holes will eventually "fill up".

Answer 2

There are rotating black holes. However I dont think they will ever slow down. If the black hole is to be ripped apart then it should be another giant black hole. The other cosmic bodies do not have enough gravity or mass to rip off a black hole.

Answer 3

It won't rip apart. As black holes gain more mass they spin faster and faster and they become donut shaped because of the centripetal forces and inertia. The black hole at the centre of the milky way is like a ribbon attatched in a circle.

Answer 4

Read "A Brief History of Time" by Stephen Hawking.
It is believed that eventually a black hole may 'evaporate' and eventually pinch out.

Answer 5

each and every thing interior the universe rotates. in case you replaced the solar with a black hollow of equivalent mass, the Earth's orbit would be unaffected (there would be different issues, including no image voltaic). in case you replaced the solar with a black hollow of equivalent volume, the Earth would fall into it, in a downward sprial, accelerating in the direction of this massive merchandise the whole time.

Answer 6

how the hell do u know that black holes are rotating???

what ur talking abt is pure rubbish...

Answer 7

not exactly on topic but anyway...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_Rip