The logical conclusion for Darwin was that a portion of the molten rapidly spinning Earth must have separated from the main mass and spawn off to become our Moon.
The magnetic field of that material (and from the black hole) coil around, wound up by the rapidly spinning disk, pointing up and down out of the disk and away from the black hole.
Because they can't generate that kind of twist and snap with the throwing a football, for instance, like the stiffening up of the body at precisely the right moment and the relaxing of the arm, the flicking and spiral.
A team of French astronomers, for example, recently found that Altair, a fast-rotating, bright star 17 light years away in the constellation Aquila, was only 100m years old, rather than 1bn years as previously thought.
And to be honest, I was never that stoked about it, because I couldn't imagine that anyone would actually want something that big and loud with dangerously fast spinning propellers landing anywhere near their house.
Well, the trick there, if you ever watch ice skaters, for instance, when they twirl around really fast, they don't keep their head in the same direction compared to their body.