Hey Guys, so i was reading Hawking&Ellis a bit and still encounter always problems with the Penrose-Diagrams. Looking at the Penrose-Diagram for the rotating Kerr-Black hole (just one illustrating picture at the end) i come up the following question: There are two regions III (with the singularites inside) which are seperated from each other. Given i am in the region II (between the chauchy-surfaces, where only the r coordinate is well defined) how would you describe the trajectories of observers who want to go to either one of the two singularities? In other words how would you control your trajectory to do that (i.e., what measurements you would make to ensure that you ended up in, say, the "left" singulartiy-region III as opposed to the right one)? Thank your very much for your answer!
