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human
ELI5: Why isn't our sun and solar system slowly being sucked in to the black hole at the center of the Milky Way?

There's been some news about black hole discoveries recently, but we don't here much about the black hole in our own galaxy. What effect does it have on our solar system?
gpt
Black holes aren't the cosmic vacuums that some media has made them out to be.

Once you get very close some odd things happen due to the immense gravitational forces, but at a distance they behave like any other large object.

The Sun more or less orbits the massive center of the milky way galaxy.  The black hole at the center is massive (almost certainly the most massive object in the galaxy by far), but only a small percentage of the total mass of the galaxy.