To look at a black hole directly, with your own eyes, look at the Pleiads in a clear night, you see the deformation in the middle, ovoid shape, it's a spinning black hole. Simple as that.
http://pubs.sciepub.com/ijp/7/3/5/index.html for more, last paragraph especially, let me quote it : the Big Bang is just a local event not defining any actual beginning but just a question of perception in an infinite space with no beginning and no end in time, where black holes are the cradle of stars and planets, in a permanent dynamism of recycling – black holes aggregate matter, conflating it into superheavy actinides, atoms well beyond what is achieved in research on exotic atoms, and sometimes erupt part of it as heavy clusters of heavy atoms such as uranium, which when they are heavy enough become critical (birth of a star); stars have a dual fission & fusion motor and volcanism is a smaller-scale version of this phenomenon on objects too small to have undergone stable criticity. All objects except the smallest keep a small part of the black hole they erupted from in their core, around which the erupted piece wraps itself at the instant of the eruption and this small black hole itself can erupt (hence magmatic hot spots). Fusion of ternary fission products, neutrons and beta minus particles produces the light elements. The Big Bang is solely the black hole eruption from which our own matter together with the matter of the objects around us erupted – eruptions of black holes usually produce “crowns” of stars, as the Pleiads for instance
