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By magnetic, I mean that it would react strongly to the presence of an external magnetic field. The concept of a spinning black hole creating a magnetic field is unrelated to this question.

My guess is no, because:

  • the extreme forces compressing the atoms destabilizes and destroys their structure to the point that matter inside a black hole cannot even manifest the emergent properties of combining quarks.

  • information inside the black hole cannot leave it, so it would be impossible to emit a magnetic field due to the matter inside the black hole, even if the matter magic-physics-ally could stay in the form of the atoms used to create it.

By magnetic, I mean that it would react strongly to the presence of an external magnetic field. The concept of a spinning black hole creating a magnetic field is unrelated to this question.

By magnetic, I mean that it would react strongly to the presence of an external magnetic field. The concept of a spinning black hole creating a magnetic field is unrelated to this question.

My guess is no, because:

  • the extreme forces compressing the atoms destabilizes and destroys their structure to the point that matter inside a black hole cannot even manifest the emergent properties of combining quarks.

  • information inside the black hole cannot leave it, so it would be impossible to emit a magnetic field due to the matter inside the black hole, even if the matter magic-physics-ally could stay in the form of the atoms used to create it.

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Can a black hole be magnetic if the mass used to form it came from magnetic elements?

By magnetic, I mean that it would react strongly to the presence of an external magnetic field. The concept of a spinning black hole creating a magnetic field is unrelated to this question.