Abstract
Conditions are given under which any asymptotically simple and empty space-time that has a partial Cauchy surface with an asymptotically simple past is globally hyperbolic. It is shown that this result suggests that the Cauchy horizons of the type occurring in Reissner–Nordström and Kerr space-times are unstable. This in turn gives support for the validity of the strong cosmic censorship hypothesis.
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