It takes a long time for a black hole to grow by absorbing materials, but just because a black hole seems to suck things in does not mean gravity shifts and planets change orbit. In order for that to happen a black hole first have to absorb a greater mass and then the gravity changes. Micro black holes do not radiate as much energy and they evaporate because they cannot form enough mass to hold (several theories on this a few "newer" ones that would state they do not evaporate). We do not kno
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A black hole does not grow as it cannot pass the mass of the star that caused said black hole. A good example is if earth's sun turned into a black hole right now nothing would change except there would no longer be sunlight. A event horizon the point where light begins to warp is where a black hole begins to "suck" things in. Besides galaxies usually have black holes in the center anyways. So black holes are out. [e digicons];)[/e]
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