This paper uses the results of the latest Unified
Field Theory (UFT) and the experimental results of the recent experiments of
gravitational wave to study the configuration of a black hole. We conclude that
a black hole has no singularity state. Instead, particles in a black hole form
a stable system. Topologically, octahedron particles form sphere with two
poles. A black hole always releases energy at the poles. If a black hole has an accretion disk, the
particles from disk will wrap around the black hole, twist upwards, accelerated
by out-going black hole energy at the poles, and ejected out at the top of a
pole to form a black hole jet. The predictions made in the paper provide valuable
insight regarding the inner workings of the black hole. We hope that our work
can help future studies regarding gravitational waves, black hole, and dark
energy.
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