A Kerr Black Hole is an uncharged black hole, which rotates about a central axis This animation shows how spacetime is distorted around a Kerr black hole by surrounding it with 3D grid ©https://youtu.be/h75BbifqDXw pic.twitter.com/QR3HY9ugJc
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I'm gonna guess they're using the coordinates called x, y and z here: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boyer–Lindquist_coordinates …
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Yea that’s probably the coordinate system, which is curvilinear. I didn’t know that’s why you were asking
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