Write4U
Valued Senior Member
Are magnetic fields subject to gravity? Where does it say that?Back to OP .
A singularity , being physical , would also have a compressed magnetic field , so that No magnetic field exists beyond this singularity , its self . In otherwords black-holes would have No magnetic field at all .
Hence since " black-hole " have a magnetic field that is expansive , this not a black-hole we are looking at in your post#