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ELI5 What happens when black holes collide?
gpt
While it doesn't answer your question, it's important to remember that black holes aren't actually super-vacuums in space. Objects in space aren't "sucked into" a black hole any differently than another object of similar mass, provided you're away from the event horizon.

If the Sun instantaneously became a black hole, Earth would continue to orbit it like it did the Sun. Two black holes can even orbit each other.