will someone stitch all the different points and come to an stable comment.
one says magnets are everything.
other says electricity is the cause of magnetism
third says space distortion creates the black hole in to a magnet
fourth says matter spinning around is the cause (without the reference of any plasma jets)
and lastly Magnetic fields are independent phenomenon
Should we call all this , science ?
You may need to force yourself to confront the possibility that there actually is a rich field of untied ends in what is currently called "science".
There is the rather hard core science fact of the relationship between intrinsic electric field and induced magnetic field, as explored and published by Faraday roughly 2 centuries ago.
There is the rather hard core science fact that the magnetic field of any magnet is free and independent from any motion of the magnet. The magnet field is always "left behind" as the magnet moves. Faraday also explored and published this roughly 2 centuries ago.
It is inescapable logic that, if a magnetic field is induced by the electric field, and the magnetic field is left behind as the magnet moves, then it is really the electric field, or, as many say, the electric lines of force that are left behind as the magnet moves. This means that the electric lines of force are free and independent of the reference frame of the moving magnet. An observer sitting still on the moving magnet would
NOT observe the magnetic field or their cause, the electric lines of force, being "frame dragged" along with him/her ( or it, in the case of a robotic observation device ). And a distant observer, such as Michael Faraday, sitting still in his laboratory, would
NOT observe the magnetic field, or their cause, electric lines of force, being "frame dragged" along with the moving magnet.
Faraday's report of the magnet field being free and independent of the movement of the magnet has been verified in peer reviewed science experiments since Faraday's day, one being Cramp/Norgrove some decades ago.
If Faraday et al could not get electromagnetic lines of force to get "frame dragged" in their neat and perfectly controlled laboratories, it is a bit too much to swallow to presume that a spinning star or whatever can get those same beligerent little lines of force to be "frame dragged".
Lorentz Relativity and Einstein Relativity are
THEORIES. It is true that both Relativities are fabulous works of self consistent logic and are very beautiful in their mathematics and other aspects which are admired by aficianados of theory beauty. But the real criteria is whether they correspond to reality.
The Relativity theories have been extrapolated to examine such mythological things as "black holes", and to predict their characteristics and activities. And the foundational logic of the Relativities is that
everything, light, the universe and everything, is "frame dragged". The derivation of GAMMA, perhaps the most crucial cornerstone of the Relativities, demands that light is "frame dragged". and yet the author himself, throughout his career, repeatedly publicly stated that the speed of light is always the same. If there is a fatal flaw in the internal logic of Einstein Relativity, it may be the dichotomy between the need to "frame drag" light to get GAMMA versus the need to make light speed independent of the frame and therefore
NOT "frame dragged".
Summation: in my opinion, black holes are the imaginary product of theories which have controversial engagement with reality. True, there are claims of observations of very distant galactic objects which fulfil some of the predictions for such things, but it has always been true in science that YOU WILL ALWAYS BE ABLE TO HAMMER SOME FACTS INTO THE SCHEME OF WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING FOR. The jets of plasma that we see in photos are there. The heart of the matter is to explain them. Their reality is as real as anything in a genuine photograph and cannot be seriously questioned. However the need to contradict the results of many serious scientists in their experimental results in order to prop up the fanciful imaginings of
theories is just too much to believe.
Black holes cannot have magnetic fields based upon the spinning of electric lines of force because the electric lines of force are not "frame dragged" in the real world. If we see a marvelous object in a photograph that seems to have a strong magnetic field, then there must necessarily be some reason other than "black holes" are "frame dragging" lines of force.
Perhaps there are no black holes. Perhaps there is no frame dragging. Perhaps neither of those things really exist.