If light/energy with zero mass hits the speed limit, are black holes with infinite density at a universal standstill with everything moving relative to them?
Am I barking up the wrong tree as they would move relative to each other?
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Sign up to join this communityThe fact they are blackholes dosen't really change how mass behaves in a classical perspective. For example, if the sun was somehow replaced by a blackhole of the same mass, nothing would change in the solar system in terms of gravitation. And this small blackhole would follow the same path as the sun around the Milkyway's core. It's also possible for two blackholes to orbit around eachother.