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The Structure of a Black Hole

Authors: Arieh Sher

Einstein’s field equations (EFE) have several solutions. I relate here to Kerr’s solution of EFE because Kerr describes a known physical phenomenon — namely, all celestial bodies spin. The Schwarzschild solution is merely a mathematical solution of EFE because it assumes a non-rotating celestial body. I hypothesize that at the center of a black hole, there is a spinning neutron star. A neutron star may reside inside the singularity ring only if the radius of the neutron star is smaller than the singularity ring radius. This hypothesis is verified by analyzing the M87 black hole.

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