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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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If a photon doesn't have a an anti- counterpart because it is a boson, does that mean that a Helium-4 atom also don't have a anti- counterpart?

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What is the difference between the dynamical Casimir effect and hawking radiation? You are creating real particles from virtual ones in both cases, right?

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Do electrons move at Absolute zero?

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Why do we think there are a singularity in the centre of a Black Hole?

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If you cross the event horizon of a Black Hole, would you be able to orbit the singularity?

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If electrons doesn't have any volume, wouldn't they be infinitely dense?

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If the electron doesn't have a volume but it has mass, how come it's density isn't infinite?

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If subatomic particles don't feel time, how can they decay?

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Why do we find ut satisfying to pick at scabs?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
How can a Black Hole have rotation if the singularity is a 0-dimentional point and doesn't have an axis to rotate around?	6969	askscience
If a photon doesn't have a an anti- counterpart because it is a boson, does that mean that a Helium-4 atom also don't have a anti- counterpart?	39	askscience
What is the difference between the dynamical Casimir effect and hawking radiation? You are creating real particles from virtual ones in both cases, right?	8	askscience
Do electrons move at Absolute zero?	6	askscience
Why do we think there are a singularity in the centre of a Black Hole?	1	askscience
If you cross the event horizon of a Black Hole, would you be able to orbit the singularity?	1	askscience
If electrons doesn't have any volume, wouldn't they be infinitely dense?	1	askscience
If the electron doesn't have a volume but it has mass, how come it's density isn't infinite?	1	askscience
If subatomic particles don't feel time, how can they decay?	1	askscience
Why do we find ut satisfying to pick at scabs?	1	askscience