Dark Orange said:
Tau.Neutrino said:
What if the singularity was a type of ultra mini star that exploded?
Planets and stars have layers, Do black holes must have layers as well?
Are black holes central cores pushing out Hawking Radiation, or are the poles doing it?
Black holes have magnetic fields widely distorted, could it be possible to tell how many layers a black holes has by reading its magnetic fields?
That is one theoretical mechanism for creation.
There are three layers – The event horizon (which is just a virtual line in the sand), the space on the inside of the event horizon, and the singularity at the centre.
Hawking theorised a mechanism whereby radiation would be emitted by the event horizon, and observation confirmed its existance.
I don’t understand the question.
Dear Dark Orange, you are forgetting firstly that black holes have charge and spin. A black hole with charge and spin has multiple layers, an inner event horizon, an outer event horizon and an ergosphere for starters.
In addition to the familiar two methods of creation – creation by collapse of stars and creation by collision – there are at least two others. One is outside the scope of this thread. The final one is mini-black holes with a mass of order 1 kg. The mini-black holes also go by the name of primordial black holes and are created in the earliest moments of the universe.
The Hawking radiation originates at an event horizon. It is radiated both outwards and inwards from the event horizon.
By measuring the magnetic fields of a black hole, you not only find the spin axis but also the rate of spin and electric charge. The mass, rate of spin and electric charge together tell us how many layers a black hole has.