Are black holes stationary objects?

Answer 1

Black holes - a sizable region, whose gravitational escape velocity exceeds that of light, caused by a huge mass contained within a point - move through space just as anything else, influenced by the gravitation of all other objects, or alternatively, influenced by the surrounding spacetime curvature.

Also, the mass itself has a spin preserved during its collapse which sped up due to the reduction in radius. The entire hole spins and there are ejections of matter at its poles fed by a portion of the matter being drawn in from its surroundings.

Answer 2

No, like everything else in the universe, they are (or should be) in constant motion. Unless you have plans to go and visit a black hole (in which case it would appear to get rapidly larger because of how you will be sucked in at a great velocity), it would appear stationary.

Answer 3

Nothing in the universe is stationary.

Answer 4

Nothing in the universe is stationary, everything is in free fall.

Answer 5

Nothing in this universe is stationary...

Answer 6

no many of them spin rapidly . According to theoretical physics this may prevent total gravitational collapse to infinity
and potentially create worm holes .

Answer 7

No - most used to be stars so they're free to move about the universe.

Answer 8

actually there supposedly in constant movement and always will be, because they are just collapsed stars.

Answer 9

Filthy beast

Answer 10

no