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Rotating Black Holes, also known as Kerr black holes, are a type of black hole that possess Angular Momentum, causing the surrounding spacetime to be dragged around with it in a phenomenon known as frame-dragging. This rotation gives rise to an ergosphere, a region outside the Event Horizon where objects cannot remain in place, and affects the black hole's Accretion Disk and Jet Formation.
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