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@@delboy3955 we suggest you watching the main video

Sagittarius A* is the supermassive black hole at the center of our Milky Way, and it’s famous for pulling everything around it into these incredible cosmic circles. Picture it like the ultimate gravity well-it’s so massive, with millions of times the mass of our Sun, packed into a tiny space, that it warps the fabric of space and time itself. When things get close, like stars, gas, or even light, they don’t fall straight in but instead get caught in these circular orbits. It’s kind of like a whirlpool in space where the pull is so intense that everything gets drawn into these endless circles around it. This happens because the black hole’s gravitational pull isn’t just strong-it’s precise, like a perfectly tuned magnet for anything that comes near. Objects circle around because they’re trying to follow the straightest path possible in this warped space, but since space itself is curved by the black hole’s mass, those paths turn into circles. The closer you get, the tighter those circles become until, at the event horizon, even light gets trapped in an eternal loop. So, around Sagittarius A*, everything dances in circles, pulled by a gravitational force that bends the very shape of space itself.

@@ConMotion4 Okay but I asked what is the black hole itself "orbiting", I read that the galaxy itself (Sag A being the core of it) is on a path of collision to Andromeda galaxy, are both of super massive black holes at the middle of both galaxies so strong that are pulling on each other through all that space?

@@darkhistory1313 Good question! Sagittarius A* isn’t orbiting anything; it sits at the Milky Way’s center. The Milky Way and Andromeda are on a collision course due to the gravitational pull of both galaxies, not just their black holes. The black holes will merge when the galaxies collide, but they aren’t directly pulling on each other from this distance.

@@ConMotion4 thank you very interesting indeed

It's based on an interview I read years ago but it's a ficcional narration, of course.