All black holes are rotating?

Answer 1

Yes, its spinning at extremely high speed. Black hole is considered as a center of the disk (galactic disk) and this disk is also spinning. Outer edge spins at low rate and center (black hole) is spinning at very high speed. It is believed to travel up to the edge of a black hole. Suppose if your friend who is traveling with you enters in, he will be able to take your photograph, but you while standing outside of it will not be able to see him. Then he will be instantly consumed in it and there is no way to escape from it. It is believed that very high spinning rate of black hole makes it monster with extremely heavy magnetic pool that doesn't allow anything to escape, not even photons of light. All are assumptions unless anyone goes there and finds out what exactly it is.

Answer 2

yes or at least it is most likely that they are. since most stars are rotating and when they collapse their rotation will only speed up due to conservation of angular momentum. so it is fairly safe to say that all black holes are rotating.

on the other hand, we don't really know how physics work in the extreme environment of a black hole, so maybe they don't spin, maybe all of our laws break down inside a black hole.

right now most people do beleive tht black holes spin though and will continue to do so until some solid evidence saying otherwise is found.

Answer 3

Black Holes are invisible to the naked or telescope assisted eye. Theory says that they are rotating, and we tend to think of them as whirlpools similar to the one you see in a toilet bowl when it is flushed.