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Our galaxy is rotating and is charged therefore the choice for the metric is the Kerr-Newman Metric.
I want to solve for the Kerr-Newman Metric Tensor.
There are a few questions.
1-What is the value for Q in the equation:
##r_Q^2=\frac{Q^2*G}{4*\pi*\epsilon_0*c^4}##
where
##G=6.674E-20 \frac{km^3}{kg*s^2}##
##c=299792.458 \frac{km}{s}##
##\epsilon_0=8.8541878E-9 \frac{F}{km}##
Charge of an Electron ##e=1.602E-19 C## if needed for Q?
2-How do you calculate and position the Angular Momentum of the Milky Way Galaxy?##J=r \times (m*v)## I know r and v are just part of a list not vectors.
##a=\frac{J}{M*c}##
I want to solve for the Kerr-Newman Metric Tensor.
There are a few questions.
1-What is the value for Q in the equation:
##r_Q^2=\frac{Q^2*G}{4*\pi*\epsilon_0*c^4}##
where
##G=6.674E-20 \frac{km^3}{kg*s^2}##
##c=299792.458 \frac{km}{s}##
##\epsilon_0=8.8541878E-9 \frac{F}{km}##
Charge of an Electron ##e=1.602E-19 C## if needed for Q?
2-How do you calculate and position the Angular Momentum of the Milky Way Galaxy?##J=r \times (m*v)## I know r and v are just part of a list not vectors.
##a=\frac{J}{M*c}##
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