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Mathematicians Prove Multiple Black Holes Cannot Exist in Static Equilibrium
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By Yogev Israeli
First reported by Ynet · 1 day ago
What happened
An international team of researchers has mathematically proven that multiple black holes aligned on the same axis of rotation cannot exist in a stable, static equilibrium due to an inherent net attractive gravitational force between them, resolving a 50-year-old physics question.
- 01Multiple black holes cannot remain in a stable, static equilibrium.
- 02An inherent net attractive gravitational force prevents equilibrium.
- 03The discovery resolves a 50-year-old question in general relativity.
- 04Researchers analyzed Einstein's vacuum equations to reach the conclusion.
- 05Professor Gilbert Weinstein of Ariel University was part of the research team.
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