The rotating speed of Cygnus X-1 is almost the speed of light

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 The rotating speed of Cygnus X-1 is almost the speed of light

The black holes can make one large entirety in the distant future. The idea is created, when researchers are observing the gravity waves of colliding black holes. But that thing requires that no interference disturbs the gravity effect between black holes that are far away from each other. If the gravity between black holes is growing dominating, that thing makes that the black holes are starting to travel and collide with each other. 

There is a limited number of black holes in the universe. And when the black holes are colliding the mass of forming black holes grows and the gravitational radius of the black hole is growing. So that means that it's theoretically possible that in the distant future the black holes are turning to one large entirety. Here I must say that there is one thing, what can move a black hole. 

That thing is another black hole, which will cause that both black holes are moving through the universe. This thing is happening between supermassive black holes of the Andromeda and Milky Way galaxies. But as I have written sometimes, black holes are not traveling around the universe, they are moving the universe around them. 

Could the loss of the supermassive black hole of galaxy Abell 2261 be the result of the superposition of that black hole?

The Cygnus X-1 black hole is rotating almost at the speed of light. So that has caused one interesting thought in my mind. Could the thing that the galaxy Abell 2261 might not have a supermassive black hole the result that the black hole is superpositioned itself. Theoretically, if the rotation speed of a black hole is high enough, that thing would make the black hole superposition. 

So the black hole would be doubled and otherwise, those black holes are acting like all other particles in the universe. Those superpositioned black holes would rotate oppositely, and that thing means that the quantum entanglement would happen between those black holes. The reason why we cannot superposition humans or some aircraft is that the centripetal force will rip that thing in pieces. 

But theoretically, superposition of the things like spacecraft will happen that inside the spacecraft will create the magnetic field or black hole what will pull the walls of it together. The idea is that the pulling effect of that particle would cause that it would not rip in pieces and if the rotation speed is high enough it can make the superposition what means that the thing could be in two places at the same time. 

Theoretically, that kind of system is really easy to make. The object just put to rotate with speed what is near the speed of the light. And then the laser- or maser would aim the superposition in the wanted direction. But the fact is that the practical solution is a little bit harder to make than theoretical solutions. 

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