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FelixLudi
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I understand quasars as black holes with an accretion disk and occassional jets of mass being shot out of the black hole from it's top and bottom. (Correct me if I'm wrong)
If so, what is the actual possibility for that type of quasar to be rotated so heavily that it rotates on a horizontal axis relative to the universe, in that way technically the top and bottom of said BH would be angled towards other objects in the universe and perhaps even Earth itself.
I may have given a vague description of what I meant, please inform me if you have any questions about this.
If so, what is the actual possibility for that type of quasar to be rotated so heavily that it rotates on a horizontal axis relative to the universe, in that way technically the top and bottom of said BH would be angled towards other objects in the universe and perhaps even Earth itself.
I may have given a vague description of what I meant, please inform me if you have any questions about this.