Do we have the Center of Force of the UNIVERSE?

Question

The Sun is the Center of Force for the Solar System. The Milky way Galaxy got the Centrifuge Force to pull all Stars.
Al the Galaxies keep moving around a certain Center Point.(?) Where is it, if any ?

Answer 1

There is, scientifically, no such thing as a center of force in this context. It's a center of mass, with objects revolving around that.

The sun is not actually the center of mass for the solar system; however, the center of mass is inside the sun.

The galactic center is the center of mass for the Milky Way - irrespective of whether the presumed supermassive black hole exists.

Clusters of galaxies will also have a common center of mass that they'll revolve around.

For the universe in it's entirety,the simplest answer is: Observational evidence of distant parts of the universe does not agree with the idea of the universe having a clearly defined center of mass.

Answer 2

There is no such thing as a "center of force", in the context you're using it.

A force is a PUSH or a PULL on an object.

There is a center of mass of the solar system, and it is very near the sun.

Answer 3

At the beginning of time when the universe was first created it expanded from a single fixed point within space. This point is the center of our universe as it is where everything is expanding from. It has been proven that the entire universe is orbiting this point and therefore this point must have an extrmely high mass. As that black holes are very dense the current theory is that it is a black hole.

Answer 4

you are the center but its a secret