Galaxy sucked into black hole
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They're more like Venus' Flytraps than cosmic vacuum cleaners. Gravity's Relentless Pull. Nothing inside the event horizon can escape the gravity of the black hole, not even light that's why it's black. None of the planets would be sucked into the black hole. In fact, the most massive black holes can swallow stars whole.
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Black Holes And The Chaos At The Center Of The Milky Way
Despite their reputation, black holes will not actually suck in objects from large distances. It may be possible, but we have absolutely no idea how. Even if it weren't for the curtain, we still might not be able to observe the entire universe. As you may know, the event horizon is the real mouth of the black hole, the point at which spacetime becomes so warped that no light can escape. We see no evidence of any white holes in our universe, and we've been able to see most of the way back in time and out into space at this point. This growth process is what can reveal the presence of a black hole. As you may know, the farther away something is, the longer light takes to travel to us, therefore the farther back in time we see it.
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If there is a black hole at the center of our galaxy
If we look far enough away which we can with our microwave satellites , we can see a time so far in the past that no stars had yet formed, and the entire universe was a big glob of hot fluid and very little structure at all. Our Earth would be in danger only if it came within some 10 miles of the black hole, much less than the actual distance of Earth from the Sun a comforting 93 million miles. They're more like Venus' Flytraps than cosmic vacuum cleaners. Technically, the "size" of a black hole is infinitesimal a point in space-time , but it does have a "width" associated with it known as the event horizon. But it's a little more complicated that there just not having been enough time for light to travel to us. Black holes can also consume material torn from nearby stars.
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