Dear Neeraj Meena,

I am sorry that I can't get the point of your discussion.

Will you please make the discussion more clear ?

Thanks

N Das

Dear Neeraj Meena,

I am sorry that I can't get the point of your discussion.

Will you please make the discussion more clear ?

Thanks

N Das

@nityanandadas

Sir,If we pull one rope on both sides and the direction of pulling both is opposite. So there is a force between them. It is zero. In this way, I have taken the black hole on its basis.

Dear Neeraj,

Please see , in your example of pulling a rope , you are not considering the attachment with Earth.

Please consider a place where there is no gravity. Then how can you pull a rope ?

Two objects are attracted to each other by gravitational force.

So, if you consider two stars or any two cosmological objects each one is experiencing a gravitational pulling.

So, to nullify that force of attraction the object is needed to have a kinetic energy with which the object revolves around the other and the centripetal force is balanced.

But, What is your query about black holes ?

I think, it may be black holes or any object , the gravitational force is the force that leads to cosmological movements.

I don't think that there is any other force between two black holes.

I may be wrong.

I request , dear colleagues to satisfy you with proper answer to your query.

Please share your query with the experts in this field of Cosmo physics.

Thanks

N Das